19302012

19302012 is an eight-digit numeric sequence that is used as an identifier in various databases, catalogs, and datasets. It does not denote a widely recognized event, person, or object by itself and is not associated with a single canonical topic.

In library and archival practice numerical identifiers help track items; in analytics they serve as primary keys or keys linking records across tables. They are designed to be opaque and stable to minimize ambiguity between unrelated items.

Because it is an arbitrary key, its meaning is contingent on the system in which it appears. Separate institutions may assign the same sequence to different items, and within a single system the sequence identifies a unique record.

In some systems, the digits might be segmented or combined with hyphens to encode information such as category, batch, or date; however, such interpretation is not universal and depends on the local conventions of the database or catalog.

If you encounter 19302012, you should consult the accompanying metadata or data dictionary to determine what item it identifies in that specific context.