200200103

200200103 is a ten-digit numeric string that does not by itself designate a widely recognized object, event, or standard. As a generic identifier, it may function in systems that assign sequential or structured numbers to items, records, or transactions.

In libraries and archives, similar identifiers serve as accession or catalog numbers that help locate items or metadata within a collection; the exact scheme varies by institution.

In manufacturing, logistics, and commerce, numeric codes such as this commonly function as batch, part, order, or SKU numbers, sometimes encoding information about production runs, facilities, or sequences.

In information technology, databases and software systems use numeric values as primary keys, user IDs, or transaction identifiers. If the digits are segmented (for example, 2002-00103), they could reflect a year or location code and a sequence, though such interpretation depends on documentation.

Without context, the string has no inherent meaning beyond being a numeric identifier. Any claim about its significance should be grounded in the specific schema or system that uses it.

See also: serial number, accession number, part number, cataloging code, dataset identifier.