20061119

20061119 denotes the date November 19, 2006 in a compact eight-digit form commonly used in computing and data storage. In standardized date notation, the same moment is often written as 2006-11-19 (YYYY-MM-DD). The compact form 20061119 is used in file names, databases, version control, and data interchange because it is unambiguous and preserves chronological order when compared as a string.

In calendar terms, 2006 was a common year; 20061119 is the 323rd day of the year, with 42 days remaining. The date falls in late autumn in the Northern Hemisphere and late spring in the Southern Hemisphere.

In computing and information management, the 20061119 format supports straightforward lexicographic sorting and easy parsing by software. It is one example of the YYYYMMDD family of date notations used in various databases, logs, and archival systems to avoid ambiguity between day-month-year and month-day-year formats.

Historically, events occurred on or around this date in different regions, but there is no single globally prominent event widely associated with the date in standard reference works. For a detailed chronology, one can consult daily news archives or timeline resources covering November 2006.

Related topics include ISO 8601 date notation, the practice of using numeric dates in data storage, and the general handling of dates in computer systems.