19061999

19061999 is an eight-digit numeric string that is most commonly read as a date in the DDMMYYYY format, corresponding to 19 June 1999. In many regions that use day-month-year notation, this form appears in archival records, forms, and data entry systems.

Uses of the string often center on its function as a date descriptor or as a fixed-length identifier in digital records, catalogs, and file naming. Because fixed-length numeric formats sort predictably, 19061999 can help organize items chronologically in databases and directories. In some contexts, the digits may also appear as a code or accession number where the date is the carrying information, but the digits themselves do not imply a particular event or object beyond the stated date.

Conversion to other standard date representations is common in software and data processing. For example, 19061999 can be converted to the ISO 8601 format as 1999-06-19. When parsing the string, the components are typically day = 19, month = 06, year = 1999, though locale-based interpretations can lead to ambiguity if the format is not clearly specified.

Ambiguity can arise when the same digits are read in different date formats, such as MMDDYYYY, where the string could be misinterpreted. To avoid confusion, international contexts often prefer explicit date formats (for example, 1999-06-19) or localized conventions that clearly indicate day, month, and year.

See also: date formats, DDMMYYYY, MMDDYYYY, ISO 8601, timestamp conventions.