What are Static Entities characterized by?

Static Entities are characterized by having a predefined set of possible values. They are typically used in scenarios where the values do not change frequently, such as dropdown lists for categories, statuses, or types within an application. These predefined values can be defined in the development environment, allowing for a controlled and consistent set of options that users can select from.

This approach provides a clear structure for data integrity and validation within applications, as the application can guarantee that only the specified set of values can be used in any related records or fields. The inherent stability of Static Entities makes them suitable for various applications where the data does not evolve often, in contrast to dynamic entities, which can have changing values at runtime.

Other options involve concepts that do not accurately define Static Entities. For instance, dynamic values that change at runtime are characteristic of dynamic entities, while creating entities from SQL scripts relates to custom database interactions. Entities linked only to external data sources describes an integration scenario rather than a property of Static Entities.