<>BM
A reference number identifying the accounting classification.
<>AV
A subset of a coded or non coded list of values.
<>AM
Level number in a hierarchy or other structure.
<>ML
Self explanatory.
<>AG
The sixth element in a series of elements that together define the structure of an object.
<>AZ
The security code number of the compact disk player.
<>BA
The identity number of a question in a questionnaire.
<>BJ
Serial code uniquely identifying a shipping container.
<>AQ
Number assigned to a release.
<>AT
Number identifying a group of articles in a predescribed unit load for shipment/dispatch as agreed between partners.
<>BO
A code identifying a fund.
<>AK
The identity of a data set.
<>BP
A reference number identifying a special accounting classification.
<>AN
A unique number identifying a particular assembly or other manufacturing process.
<>AE
The fourth element in a series of elements that together define the structure of an object.
<>BC
The check digit of the primary number.
<>AX
A code to identify the number assigned to a given case.
<>BD
The number which identifies the telephone equipment fitted to the vehicle.
<>AR
Statistical concept.
<>BI
The security code number of the radio.
<>AI
The eighth element in a series of elements that together define the structure of an object.
<>EM
Manufacturer assigned reference to a photographic product indicating sensitivity.
<>BR
A code identifying a transportation account.
<>AL
Reference number assigned by a consignee to a kanban card.
<>AC
The second element in a series of elements that together define the structure of an object.
<>BX
Unique number affixed by manufacturer to a batch of products produced under similar conditions.
<>AF
The fifth element in a series of elements that together define the structure of an object.
<>BF
The number on the key that fits the door lock.
<>AP
A name or number which identifies a product.
<>BK
The unit number of the vehicle within the fleet allocated by the fleet operator.
<>PN
Manufacturer-assigned reference to a product part.
<>AW
A single unique serial number which identifies shipping containers or shipping packages.
<>BL
The registration number of the vehicle.
<>AJ
The ninth element in a series of elements that together define the structure of an object.
<>BQ
A code identifying a project.
<>SC
Indicate (e.g. in segment gir) the secondary (sub-) level of a customs tariff number.
<>AA
A number that is used to identify goods from a freight forwarder/consolidator.
<>EE
Unique number affixed by manufacturer to an engine for identification purposes.
<>IL
Sequential numerical assignment to identical invoiced goods which are subject to the same conditions of sale.
<>AD
The third element in a series of elements that together define the structure of an object.
<>BE
Products manufactured in batch not to be included in consignment.
<>AU
A coded or non coded list of values.
<>BN
Identification number of an item which distinguishes this specific item out of a number of identical items.
<>AH
The seventh element in a series of elements that together define the structure of an object.
<>BS
A code identifying financial details for accounting.
<>AO
A number to identify the position within a package according to agreed rules between partners.
<>BT
A code identifying the account manager.
<>AB
The first element in a series of elements that together define the structure of an object.
<>AY
Identification number of a financial security.
<>BB
The identification of a questionnaire.
<>VV
Unique serial number assigned by the manufacturer that distinguishes one vehicle from another.
<>CN
Unique number affixed by manufacturer to a chassis for identification purposes.
<>BG
The number of the fleet to which a vehicle is assigned.
<>AS
A table of items e.g. figures and text represented in rows and columns.
<>BH
The number on the key that fits the ignition lock.