If the virtualization software is good there shouldn't be any limitations - right?
Of course there is one thing that you have to be very aware of - that QlikView is a product that doesn't like to be swapped out or under-commited when it comes to memory. Most QlikView applications are operating in-memory with all the data.
There is sometimes a bad habit for some that do virtualization configuration to assume that most software just accepts very gracefully to be given less memory than what they need. QlikView does not degrade gracefully at all if you "trick" it like this. So be sure to allocate enough memory to the VM and don't allow the VM-software to overcommit.
