If you delete a profile on a set that you've already started, what will happen?

When a profile is deleted on a set that has already been started, the job will continue with the original settings that were applied prior to the deletion. This means that any configurations or parameters that were set when the profile was still active remain in effect. The system does not automatically reconfigure or revert to default settings simply because a profile has been deleted.

The reason for this behavior is that the job is already in process, and the settings it relies upon are embedded in the task's state. Deleting a profile does not retroactively affect the job's execution unless explicitly designed to do so by the system architecture. Therefore, the job is able to proceed normally using the parameters that were established from the intact profile prior to deletion.

In contrast, other options imply scenarios that do not accurately represent how the process handles the deletion of profiles during an active job. For example, saying the job fails or that an error message is generated does not align with standard operational protocols in such systems, as they are designed to maintain stability and continuity in processes already underway.