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The rows in the table are CDs. The type of the two rows is *CD* and this is the entity name. A specific CD like *How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb* from the band *U2* is called an object of the entity *CD*. Characteristics like the title and artist are called attributes.
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## Types of Entities {#entity-types}
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{{% alert color="info" %}}
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View entities is currently in beta.
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The entity type defines how the data is handled and there are four types:
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1. Persistable entity
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* Non-persistable entities are stored in the runtime memory and never get committed to the database. These type of entities are colored *orange* in the domain model.
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3. External entity
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* External entities represent the link to datasets that are made available through shared data sources registered in Mendix Catalog. These type of entities are colored *purple* in the domain model.
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4. View entity (beta)
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4. View entity
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* View entities represent the result sets of stored OQL queries on one or more entities, similar to database views, and are read-only. These entities are colored *green* in the domain model.
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