What does the term "Forced Concatenation" refer to in Qlik Sense?

The term "Forced Concatenation" in Qlik Sense refers to the process where tables with the same structure are automatically linked or concatenated together into a single table during the data load process. This happens when the tables share the same field names and types, allowing Qlik Sense to combine them seamlessly, thereby optimizing storage and improving performance.

When data is concatenated in this way, it helps to streamline data analysis as it reduces the complexity of working with multiple tables that ideally represent the same type of data, enhancing the user experience in visualizing and interpreting the combined information. Forced Concatenation enables more efficient data handling and ensures that insights derived are more holistic and comprehensive, taking advantage of all the data available in the concatenated table.

The other options relate to different aspects of data handling in Qlik Sense but do not accurately define the specific process of Forced Concatenation.