Key-Value Relation

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key-value_store

A KV relation (Key-Value relation) describes a fundamental data mapping where a key (identifier) is associated with a corresponding value. In logistics and supply chain data processing, it serves as a simple structure to link and retrieve attributes or fields in datasets, messages, or interfaces (e.g., EDI or API payloads).

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