The user ID is a number or code work assigned to you by the system administrator or one you make up yourself. It is used to tell the computer who you are, often in place of your name.
Some name for an account on a computer. Needed (with a password) to log in.
Unique identifier that you must enter every time you want to access a particular service on the Internet. The user ID is always accompanied by a password.
A unique string identifying a user to a system. The Calendar Server identifies each user by a user ID.
A unique identifier for each individual PeopleSoft user, which typically includes a combination of characters, known only by the user themselves. PeopleSoft User IDs will be the same as the individual's BGSU username.
A unique combination of numbers and letters used to identify a user by a server.
The user identification name used to logon to a network or an Internet server.
Every registered user of this site has a User ID. Your User ID is necessary to login to bid or view "My Account". When you bid, your User ID, not your name or email address, is displayed under Bid History.
A string stored in the IBM Lotus Learning Management System database that uniquely identifies a registered user. Not to be confused with logon name. Back to top of glossary
The name by which you are identified by a particular network. In order to log onto a system, you need to supply both a user ID and a password
an eBay nickname or screen name chosen by the user
A moniker that identifies a user while on an online auction site.
a unique term consisting of a user's PIN and initials, that is used to gain access to the computer files.
A combination of alphanumeric, numeric or letter characters used to log in to a secure section of a Web site. Often used in conjunction with a password. Also known as a user name.
Entrance name/term that identifies unequivocally the registered user.
A unique number, name or combination of both that is associated with a user’s name on a server system.
a "nickname" you can use to participate on eBay
a nickname you use when using eBay to identify yourself
a number assigned to every account made when it first visits the boards
a number used to identify individual participants in OPL studies
a way to identify you as a unique user
a unique number used to identify you on the network. Thorn users are assigned a user id that doubles as their account id.
When logging onto a computer system, the name that the computer recognizes as the user.
Your User ID identifies you and authorises you to access the Government Gateway - you must use it every time you log in to the Government Gateway (please note that the gateway requires you to have a different User ID and password for individual filing - such as self assessment - from the one you use for filing on behalf of your business). It is not specific to a service, it is your key to accessing all the online services on offer through the Government Gateway. It must not be confused with your user name for My information on businesslink.gov.uk - see below.
a unique character string used to access a database. A user ID always has an associated password. When logging onto an Oracle database, a person must have an authorized user ID and password. variable A named object that can be assigned a value and whose assigned value may change over time. wildcard A character used to mean 'any one character' or 'a contiguous set of characters' within a word or phase.
A unique character string that identifies a user.
On Gateway accounts where there are multiple users, each individual user will be assigned a User ID. The user will need this User ID, along with the store name and password, to log into reports, admin, and customization functions and to access the virtual point-of-sale terminal.
Unique symbol or character string that is used by an AIS to uniquely identify a specific user.
A handle, nickname, or email address used by members of an auction site to identify themselves to other site users.
the 4 to 7 character string employed in conjuction with a password to identify and validate a user on KSUVM or the Unix system
A unique personalized identifier used to access computer systems, such as our Banner Information System.
e-Services general information A combination of letters and/or numbers that identifies an enrolled taxpayer using a particular electronic application. To log into a file and pay system, you need a User ID and a Password.
A combination of characters which has no obvious relation to any user-known data, and is thus hard to remember and must be written on a Post-It note and stuck to the computer (preferably accompanied by the associated password).
A User ID is required by some ISPs to log onto the Internet. Sometimes your E-mail address will be your User ID.
A unique name assigned to each user of a computer system in conjunction with a secret password. One of the key enablers of security is accountability: any action can be attributed to a specific userid. This means that userids should never be shared and that you should never give your password to anyone else.
A User ID is the name or Identifier for a customer online used as the primary security key for the service. A User ID can be any combination of letters and numbers between 6-9 characters long. A User ID is chosen by the system from three choices that the applicant suggestions on the application. This is a permanent identifier and can only be changed by reapplying far an account. Th User ID is used in conjunction with the password to access or enter the service. The User ID is case sensitive. A User ID should not be an easily guessed item like a birthday, address, account number or name.
A nonnegative integer, contained in an object of type uid_t, that is used to uniquely identify a system user.
A unique identifier given to an individual within your organisation to enable them to access the service.
Unique identifier that must be entered every time a user wants to access a particular service on the Internet. The user ID is always accompanied by a password.
The unique identifier for a registered user of Terrascend. A user ID must only contain letters or numbers, and must be between 6 and 16 characters.
a unique identifier selected by a person opening an account. At WebCom, you can potentially have two different User IDs. One for your WebCom service plan and one for your WebCommerce store.
The identity of the person authorized to log on to the system.
This is the unique identifier (like your logon name) that you use to identify yourself on a computer. You probably typed your User ID (and password) when you logged onto the Internet today.
The four (4) digit number that identifies users to ACES. The user ID and the password must be used together to access ACES. See: ACES User Manual
A string that uniquely identifies a user. User IDs can contain numbers, letters, or punctuation, with some restrictions. Formally, a user ID must follow the rules for the user part of a SIP URI. See RFC 3261 for details. Typical sipX practice is to set the user ID to be the same as the user’s extension, so that the extension will appear on the user’s phone display. But this is not required.
The unique name you use to identify yourself on eBay. You choose a User ID when you register on eBay. As you buy and sell on eBay, your User ID may become an important part of your reputation on eBay. You'll want other members to associate your User ID with a reliable, positive buying or selling experience.
A user ID is a non-confidential name that denotes a particular person.
This is a specific identifying name given to anyone receiving E-mail. It often consists of contraction of the users name, but it can also consist of many other names and phrases. It forms part of the e-mail address of this user.
The series of characters a system or network uses to distinguish one user from another. Also called a user name.
(UID) Number assigned to an authorized user. May be used in place of the login name in many utilities. See login name.
The name you use to login to another computer.
A number that uniquely identifies a user to the system.
An identification number associated with a handheld. This is a pseudo-random number generated and assigned to the handheld by HotSync Manager on the desktop during the handheld's initial synchronization. The user ID value is independent of the user name - that is, the same user name can be associated with multiple user IDs, so the user ID is the only truly unique identifier. HotSync Manager assigns a user ID to a handheld when it synchronizes to either a handheld that has just been hard reset or to a handheld that has never been synchronized. When you synchronize such a handheld to a desktop computer that already has a user name and user ID defined, HotSync Manager displays a list of existing user names. After you select an existing name, HotSync Manager assigns that user name and its already associated user ID to the handheld. Any additional such handhelds synchronized with this desktop will undergo the same assignment process.
the name you are known by when you are online
Account name that identifies you on the network.
A means of identifying a user with an account on a computer system. When logging on to a system or network, you will usually need to enter a user ID to gain access. Henry logged on to the Internet by typing his user ID: henry4353 when prompted to do so by the syste
(n.) A number that identifies a user to the system.
The string of characters that identifies you. The name by which you are known to the network. Also known as username.
A unique character string that identifies users.
User identification - what you need to log into a remote computer system.
This is your account reference name. When you need to log on to your site, you will use this item. A User ID is sometimes referred to as a "user name". Hosting