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content/en/docs/refguide/modeling/domain-model/_index.md

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* External (purple) – entities, described in the [Mendix Catalog](/catalog/), which contain data which belongs to another app or service and is needed while the end-user is using the app but isn't stored in the database of the app
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* View (green) – entities which are the result of a stored OQL query on persistable entities or other view entities (this feature is in beta)
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[View entities](/refguide/view-entities/) is currently in beta. To enable this feature in your app, set the OQL version to version 2 by clicking **App** > **Settings** > **Runtime**.
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You can also add [annotations](/refguide/annotations/) to your domain model to remind yourself, and other team members, how it is to be used.
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See [Configuring a Domain Model](/refguide/configuring-a-domain-model/) for information on how to create persistable and non-persistable entities in the domain model of your app modules. See [External Entities](/refguide/external-entities/) for how to add an external entity to your app.

content/en/docs/refguide/modeling/domain-model/oql/oql-statements.md

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title: "OQL Statements"
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url: /refguide/oql-statements/
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- /refguide/oql-delete-statement/
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{{% alert color="warning" %}} This feature is experimental. For more information, see [Release Status](/releasenotes/release-status/). {{% /alert %}}
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## Introduction
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OQL statements are translated to SQL statements that are sent to the database.
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This can be much faster than retrieving the objects in a microflow and then updating or deleting the resulting list.
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This feature is experimental and currently only accessible through the Java API by writing a Java action.
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This feature was made generally available in Mendix version 11.8 but is currently only accessible through the Java API by writing a Java action.
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From Mendix version 11.1, you can delete objects in bulk using OQL `DELETE` statements.

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[View entities](/refguide10/view-entities/) were introduced in [Studio Pro 10.19](/releasenotes/studio-pro/10.19/) as a beta feature. To enable this feature in your app, set the OQL version to version 2 by clicking **App** > **Settings** > **Runtime**.
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[View entities](/refguide10/view-entities/) were introduced in [Studio Pro 10.19](/releasenotes/studio-pro/10.19/) as a beta feature and made GA in Studio Pro version 10.22. To enable this feature in your app, set the OQL version to version 2 by clicking **App** > **Settings** > **Runtime**.
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Mendix releases features or products labeled Limited Availability to introduce the feature or product to the market in a controlled way. In this optional phase, specific groups or regions may get access to the feature or product for production use, while others may follow later. This can be due to regulatory or operational reasons. When there is a desire to take a Limited Availability feature or product into production, please contact your CSM to see which arrangements are possible.
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## General Availability
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## General Availability{#ga}
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Features or products labeled General Availability are available for all customers to use in production.

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