Logical IDs
The Logical ID is a unique identifier of an object that is used with file entity references. The Logical ID is similar to the POID, but can indicate the binding from the object to the object's parent.
Logical IDs vary depending on the repository being used. Refer to the documentation for your specific adapter for a description of its logical ID syntax. Typically, the logical ID contains the following information:
• The name of the repository containing the object.
• An identifier generated by the adapter that uniquely identifies the object.
• If the link was dynamic (that is, always uses the most recent version), the Logical ID will end with an adapter-specific label indicating a dynamic binding. If the link was static (that is, to a specific version), the Logical ID will end with the object's version label as generated by the repository server.