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| entity | An independent thing; that which contains in itself all the conditions essential to individuality; that which forms of itself a complete whole; medically, denoting a separate and distinct disease or condition. Origin: L. Ens (ent-), being, pres. P. Of esse, to be (05 Mar 2000) |
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that which is perceived or known or inferred to have its own distinct existence (living or nonliving)
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A collection of objects (persons, places, things) described by the same attributes. Entities are identified during the conceptual design phase of database and application design.
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"a collection of characters that can be referenced as a unit" (ISO 8879:1986). Entities provide a useful way of easily incorporating often repeated characters, phrases or paragraphs within a document; or bringing separate units of information (graphics or external files, for example) that are stored externally into an SGML document at the time of processing.
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An entity is a thing of significance, either real or conceptual, about which the business or system being modeled needs to hold information. Sample entities: EMPLOYEE, DEPARTMENT, CAR, etc. Each entity in a ERD generally correspond to a physical table on database level.
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A thing of significance, whether real or imagined, about which information eeds to be known or held. It is implemented in a database as one or more tables.
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