19122006

19122006 is a numeric string commonly interpreted as a date when written in day-month-year order, representing 19 December 2006. In other date notation systems, it can be read differently: in ISO 8601 alignment the date is 2006-12-19, and under the month-day-year convention the string would not represent a valid date (since 19 cannot be a month), illustrating how date format determines interpretation. The ddmmyyyy format is widely used in many countries, including parts of Europe and Asia, for numeric dates without separators.

In computing and data management, 19122006 may appear as a compact, separator-free date key in file names, database keys, or timestamps. Because it is numeric, it can be sorted chronologically in environments that assume ddmmyyyy input; however, the same string can be misinterpreted if the receiving system assumes a different date order or locale.

The date itself has no universally cited global event associated with it; like any calendar day, it marked a range of events in different regions. The string 19122006 is primarily a representation of that day rather than a stand-alone subject.

See also: date notation, ddmmyyyy, mmddyyyy, ISO 8601, yyyymmdd.