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500-445 · Question #26

What is the maximum value for the `MaxMessageSize' property to allow the total number of characters for each chat message?

The correct answer is B. 1000. Option B (1000) is correct because the MaxMessageSize property has a maximum allowable value of 1000 characters per chat message - this is the hard cap defined by the platform specification for this configuration property. A (800) is wrong because it falls below the actual…

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Question

What is the maximum value for the `MaxMessageSize' property to allow the total number of characters for each chat message?

Options

  • A800
  • B1000
  • C2000
  • D2500

How the community answered

(31 responses)
  • A
    6% (2)
  • B
    90% (28)
  • D
    3% (1)

Explanation

Option B (1000) is correct because the MaxMessageSize property has a maximum allowable value of 1000 characters per chat message - this is the hard cap defined by the platform specification for this configuration property.

  • A (800) is wrong because it falls below the actual maximum; while 800 is a valid value you could set, it is not the maximum the property supports.
  • C (2000) and D (2500) are wrong because they exceed the property's defined ceiling - the system will not accept values above 1000 for this property.

Memory tip: Think "1000 = 1K" - one kilounit of characters is the limit. If you associate MaxMessageSize with a round "1K" figure, you'll avoid being tempted by the larger distractors (2000/2500) which sound more generous but exceed the allowed range.

Topics

#MaxMessageSize Property#Chat Configuration#Message Limits#UCCE Chat Parameters

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