objektID
objektID is a generic term used in information technology to denote a unique identifier assigned to an object within a system. The exact semantics and constraints of an objektID vary by context, but the common purpose is to support unambiguous reference, retrieval, and linkage across components.
Formats and scope: An objektID can be numeric, alphanumeric, or a globally unique identifier such as a
Characteristics and role: An objektID is typically immutable after creation and acts as a stable handle independent
Generation and best practices: Common generation methods include auto-incrementing sequences in databases, UUIDs, or cryptographic hashes.
Contexts and examples: In relational databases, an objektID might be the primary key of a table. In