True or False: The name and type of a Data Item must match the Environment Variable to set its exposure.

The correct choice confirms that the name and type of a Data Item must match the Environment Variable to set its exposure. In Blue Prism, environment variables are used to hold values that are configurable and can be shared across different processes and objects. For a Data Item to be exposed as an Environment Variable, it is crucial that both its name and type align with the corresponding Environment Variable definition.

When both the name and type correspond, this ensures that the Blue Prism system correctly recognizes and maps the Data Item to the Environment Variable, allowing it to be accessible and usable across different instances or processes. This alignment is fundamental to maintaining data integrity and ensuring that the correct type of information is being processed.

If the name doesn't match, the mapping will fail, and if the type is incorrect, it can lead to data type conflicts and possibly runtime errors. Therefore, for successful exposure, both attributes must match exactly with the Environment Variable. This reinforces a consistent approach to data management and configuration within Blue Prism.