fulllists
Fulllists are lists intended to be exhaustive within a defined domain. In this sense, a fulllist strives to include every item, option, or category that should be considered, leaving no omissions within the specified scope. The term is not a formal, universally standardized concept and may appear as "full list" in governance documents, databases, or software projects.
In practice, fulllists are created to support validation, selection interfaces, and reference catalogs. They are typically
Common use cases include lists of all recognized currencies, all supported product SKUs within a catalog, or
Limitations include the difficulty of achieving true exhaustiveness in dynamic domains, potential performance costs for large