QlikView QSDA2022 Exam Questions & Answers

A data architect needs to develop multiple apps for various departments. More departments are requesting apps over time The company uses specific requirements for the number interpretation variables (e.g., ThousandSep, DecimalSep) found at the beginning of a LOAD script.

The data architect wants to reduce duplicate scripts but does not want to copy and paste the number interpretation variables each time new app is created. The data architect prefers to use the least amount of script in Qlik Sense.

How should the data architect meet these requirements?

A. Save the script for the number interpretation variables in a text file and use the CALL function to insert the variables.

B. Create an Excel file with the number interpretation variables and use a FOR Next loop to load the variables into Qlik Sense

C. Save the script for the number interpretation variables in a text file and INLUDE function to insert the variables

D. Create an Excel file with the number interpretation variables and apply the variables to the app using a mapping table

A data architect wants to combine data on present and historic sales performance. The historic data is stored in a de-normalized archive, and the present data is maintained in a database. The output must be contained in a single table. Which script should the data architect use?

A. Option A

B. Option B

C. Option C

D. Option D

A data architect is creating an app using three tables. After executing the script, a warning displays Which two steps should the data architect do to resolve this warning? (Select two.)

A. Remove the rename statement (line 24) in the ProductPriceList table leaving the Product field name as is.

B. Rename the Category field in the ProductPriceLis table to PnceCategory (line 24).

C. Move the preceding Load statement in line 10 between table name (line 23) and Load statement (line 24).

D. insert "Join (ProductDetails)" in front of the Load statement in line 24 to combine ProductPriceList with ProductDetails