Objektrelevanten

Objektrelevanten is a term used in Norwegian and Danish to describe information, attributes, or considerations that pertain to a specific object within a data collection, information system, or domain. It denotes object-bound relevance, distinguishing data that concerns a particular object from more generic or process-oriented information. In practice, objektrelevanten describes the scope of data or metadata that directly relates to an identified object.

The concept is commonly applied in data modeling, metadata management, and information architecture. In object-oriented design, objektrelevante attributes are those properties that describe or identify a particular object instance, such as an ID, name, type, and relations to other objects. In databases and search systems, labeling fields as objektrelevante supports precise indexing, retrieval, and filtering for a given object. In governance and privacy contexts, objektrelevante data may be subject to object-specific access controls and retention rules.

Typical examples include a product in a catalog, where objektrelevante data comprises the product name, SKU, price, and stock status; or a customer record, where objektrelevante fields include contact details and purchase history. In geographic information systems, objektrelevante features are those data elements that describe a particular feature, such as a specific parcel or landmark.

Management of objektrelevante information benefits from clear metadata, consistent tagging, and lineage tracking to enable reliable queries, proper access control, and accurate data interpretation. See also object-oriented design, data governance, metadata management.