A89917193

A89917193 is an alphanumeric identifier used to uniquely label a single item within a database or cataloging system. The combination of a leading 'A' and a numeric sequence is a common pattern in asset tags, accession numbers, and catalog records, where the prefix may signal a category, collection, or data source, and the digits provide a unique sequence within that context.

The same string can appear in different systems, and A89917193 has meaning only within the specific database that assigns it. In libraries and archives, a similar code might reference a manuscript item; in a museum database it could refer to a painting or artifact; in scientific repositories it might label a specimen or data file.

To identify what A89917193 denotes, a user must consult the metadata associated with the code in the relevant system—title, creator, date, location, and access status.

There is no universal interpretation for such codes; several organizations implement their own conventions, including length, alphabetic prefixes, and checksum digits.

Access policies vary; some identifiers are public, while others point to restricted items.

Related concepts include accession numbers and catalog numbers.