uniqueId
A uniqueId is an identifier assigned to an object, record, or entity to distinguish it from others within a given scope or system. The goal is to provide a value that is highly unlikely to collide with other identifiers, enabling reliable reference, retrieval, and linking across components such as databases, services, and user interfaces.
Common forms include UUIDs or GUIDs, widely used across platforms and defined by standards such as RFC
Generation methods vary and may be random, time-based, or a combination. Library or database features usually
Considerations when using uniqueIds include the probability of collision, length and readability, privacy and security implications,