When selecting a UIC hierarchy, if the results are greater than 1,000 then an error message displays indicating a lower level UIC must be selected.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not Applicable
• D. Unknown

Answer: (A)

When using a UIC hierarchy, the system aims to keep searches efficient and results meaningful by narrowing the scope. If you choose a higher, broader level and the query would return more than 1,000 records, an error message appears directing you to select a lower, more specific level of the UIC. This design prevents oversized result sets and helps ensure you get a manageable, accurate subset of data from the hierarchy.

So the statement is true because the behavior is intentionally in place to trigger a refinement of your UIC selection when results would be too large. The other options don’t fit the scenario: there is a defined behavior with a specific error message, and terms like Not Applicable or Unknown don’t apply to this practical validation rule; stating false would contradict how the system enforces narrowing the search.