How are profile variables uniquely identified?

Profile variables are uniquely identified by the combination of the variable name and the user or group associated with it. This identification method ensures that each variable remains distinct and that the correct attributes or settings are applied based on the context of the user or group utilizing the variable.

The variable name serves as a fundamental reference, while linking it to specific users or groups allows for a tailored application of the variable's properties. This dual identification mechanism is crucial in environments where multiple users might need access to similar variables but with potentially differing configurations or permissions, thus avoiding conflicts or overlaps.

This approach also enhances configurability and user management, providing a clear pathway for the application of business rules and practices related to the use of profile variables. Each variable's association with a user or group ensures that its usage aligns with specific roles, leading to a more structured and organized implementation of variable management within a system.