A company is evaluating the capabilities in Dataverse and the scenarios for using virtual tables. You need to identify the capabilities of virtual tables. What is a capability of virtual tables?

Virtual tables do not store data in the Dataverse environment - data remains in the external source and is only read through the virtual table provider at query time.

Virtual tables (also called virtual entities) use a data provider to connect to an external data source and retrieve records on demand at query time, meaning the data is never physically written into the Dataverse database. This allows the external data to appear as a standard Dataverse table and be used in model-driven apps and other Power Platform components without data duplication. The external system remains the authoritative data store, and changes there are reflected immediately when the virtual table is queried.

Virtual tables only support organization ownership and do not support user or team ownership, which is a known limitation compared to standard Dataverse tables.

Dataverse auditing is not supported for virtual tables because audit logs require data to be written to Dataverse, which virtual tables bypass.