Which statement accurately reflects a non-persistable entity's data management?

A non-persistable entity in Mendix refers to data that is not saved in the application's database. Instead, information associated with such entities exists only for the duration of the application's session. When the application is closed, all the data linked to non-persistable entities is lost, making the statement about data being maintained until the application is closed accurate.

This concept is crucial for managing temporary data, such as user preferences or transient calculations, where persistence in the database is unnecessary or undesirable. Understanding this characteristic helps in designing applications effectively, particularly in contexts where data should not be stored long-term.