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An entity is a self-contained piece of data that can be referenced as a unit. You can refer to an entity by a symbolic name in the DTD or the document. An entity can be a string of characters, a symbol character (unavailable on a standard keyboard), a separate text file, or a separate graphic file.
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An abstract type of object, the instances of which can be mapped into a relational table, ie a table containing a header consisting of a set of attributes, and a body consisting of a variable set of tuples (rows with values for the attributes). Duplicate tuples or attributes are not allowed. The term Entity as used here corresponds to Entity-Set in Chen (1976) and to Entity-Type in MicroTool (1995).
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An Entity component is useful for managing all the information about a client, during the whole lifetime of the client, ie it has to keep this information also between successive shutdowns and reboots of the system. So, it has a persistent state and a persistent identity, which are both visible to its clients. ...
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A thing of significance about which information needs to be known or held. In the context of the Guide the principal conceptual entities are groups/items, subjects/built works, people/corporate bodies, and geographic locations. Bibliography is an ancillary entity.
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any object (person, thing, profile, reputation, etc.)
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