93071996

93071996 is an eight-digit numeric string that is used as an identifier in a range of information systems. Because it is purely numeric and has no built-in semantic meaning, its interpretation depends entirely on the context or encoding rules chosen by the software or dataset that assigns it.

Common patterns of use include serving as a primary key in databases, a catalog or invoice number, or a dataset identifier in research projects. Some implementations treat the digits as a compact date and sequence code, for example using a YYMMDDSS scheme where 93071996 could indicate the date 1993-07-19 with a two-digit running number of 96. Other systems may generate the value sequentially or by hashing a record, in which case the digits carry no date meaning.

Because it is eight digits long and numeric, it is easy to type and compare but not inherently secure. In any system that uses such codes, collision handling and namespace segmentation are important to prevent duplicate identifiers. When used for personal data, the same number should not reveal sensitive information by itself; additional context is required to identify an individual.

Examples of environments where eight-digit numeric identifiers appear include inventory management, library catalogs, student information systems, and versioned document repositories. As with any identifier, its meaning and constraints are defined by the surrounding data model and documentation.