2001db8123464

2001db8123464 is a 13-character alphanumeric string used as a generic unique identifier in information systems. There is no widely cited object or standard associated with this exact string. In typical use, such identifiers appear as primary keys in relational databases, as transaction IDs in log streams, or as tokens in API requests. The format—digits and lowercase letters with no punctuation—supports compact storage and straightforward parsing in many programming environments.

Because it is not tied to a formal standard (such as UUID, GUID, or hash digests), the meaning of 2001db8123464 is defined entirely by the system that generates and consumes it. Ensuring uniqueness depends on the design of the identifier generator, rather than inherent properties of the string itself. In practice, such identifiers are often produced by sequential counters, randomization, or hashing schemes that feed into a database’s indexing mechanism. In educational contexts, strings like 2001db8123464 are used to illustrate database keys, indexing strategies, and string normalization. While it can resemble a truncated hash or a compact ID, it should not be assumed to carry cryptographic significance.