Site Identifier Source Identifier or System Identification
The SID is used during registration of the mobile station to allow it determine if it is operating in its home system or in a foreign system.
A structure of variable length that uniquely identifies a user or group on all Windows NT implementations. See also access token, impersonation token, primary token, privilege.
A data structure of variable length that identifies user, group, and computer accounts. When an account is created, it is issued a SID.
Service Identifier of cable modem
A unique number associated with an affiliate account to identify it in the system.
ystem ID. Used in AMPS systems to identify network to handset and to route roaming call records among roaming partners.
(1) A state information depository. See: STATE INFORMATION DEPOSITORY.(2) A separately identifiable department or division of a bank that engages in municipal securities activities. See: DEALER BANK.
STATE INFORMATION DEPOSITORY. An entity to which an issuer or obligated person that has entered into a continuing disclosure agreement under Rule 15c2-12 is required to send annual financial information and material event disclosures, if such an entity has been established within the state of the issuer. Compare: NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED MUNICIPAL SECURITIES INFORMATION REPOSITORY. See: RULE 15c2-12.
Scientific Investigation Division.
In Oracle, the identifier for the instance or session.
See system identifier (SID).
A SID is the system identifier.
The security identifiers (SIDs) are unique configurations of computers.
Security ID. A unique number that identifies a user or group in an NT domain.
See Oracle System Identifier.
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The Oracle System ID or SID is used to identify a particular database. Set the ORACLE_SID environment variable on UNIX and Windows (or ORA_SID on VMS systems) to work on a particular database. Column in the V$SESSION and other views used for identifying a database session.