Which of the following is NOT a data connection type available in Qlik Sense?

In Qlik Sense, data connection types allow users to bring data from various sources into their applications to create visualizations and perform analysis. Among the options provided, each represents a unique way to connect to different data sources.

File folders enable users to load data from local directories where files like CSV, Excel, or text files are stored. This is a fundamental method for loading structured data files into Qlik Sense.

OLE DB is a technology that allows Qlik Sense to connect to various data sources, including databases and spreadsheets, through a common interface. It is widely used to retrieve data from relational databases.

Web files from a URL provide a means to pull in data hosted online, such as from web APIs or downloadable CSV files directly through a link. This flexibility allows for real-time data integration from the internet.

While remote database connectivity in the context of Qlik Sense may imply connections using specific database protocols, such as ODBC connections for various databases, it is not defined as a separate connection type within Qlik Sense. Instead, remote connections are typically facilitated via ODBC and OLE DB drivers, making "Remote Database Connectivity" not a standalone connection type in the context of Qlik Sense.

This understanding clarifies why 'Remote Database Connectivity' stands out