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With the appropriate permissions, you
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can reactivate inactive resources. Once the status has been changed back to active, the resource can be added to views and assigned to users. In addition, its sub-resources are also automatically reactivated.
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However, you cannot reactivate resources that are associated with a deactivated resource type.
To reactivate a resource
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In the main menu, click Setup and
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then click Resources. The Resource List opens.
On the upper right, select the include inactive resources
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checkbox.
In the list, locate the resource and, on that row, click Edit. The Edit Resource page opens.
Select the Active
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checkbox.
Click Save. The Assign Users page opens.
Select and clear
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checkboxes to add to or change a user's access to this resource, or use the
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checkboxes in the header to select all users.
Click Save.