Which of the following statements about Binary Load is TRUE?

Binary Load is a powerful feature in Qlik Sense that allows for the integration of data from an existing QVW (QlikView document) file into a new Qlik Sense application. By using Binary Load, all data tables contained in the specified QVW file are loaded into memory, which means that the complete data model of the original document can be utilized in the new application without needing to re-import or script the data again.

This method is particularly advantageous for reusing established data models since it not only speeds up the loading process—because it avoids the need to parse and script the data but also maintains the associations and data structure defined in the original QVW file. It effectively allows for a seamless transition from QlikView to Qlik Sense, preserving the investments made in developing the original QVW document.

The other choices reflect misunderstandings about what Binary Load accomplishes. For example, incrementally loading from multiple files is not a function of Binary Load; its purpose is distinct from that. Reading data from a non-existent QVW file is not feasible because the Binary Load requires an existing file to pull from. Finally, while UI objects and variables may be present in the original QVW file, Binary Load primarily focuses on loading data tables, making