bson-objectId
Creates a random BSON objectId value.
A BSON objectId is a 12-byte identifier that consists of:
•A 4-byte timestamp representing the number of seconds since the Unix epoch (1970-01-01T00:00:00Z).
•A 5-byte random value generated once per client-side process.
•A 3-byte incrementing counter per client process, initialized to a random value. This counter increments for each new ObjectId generated by the same process, ensuring uniqueness.
MapForce supports the following functions for working with BSON ObjectIds:
•objectId-datetime: Extracts an ObjectId's creation date and time (in UTC), converted from the stored timestamp.
•objectId-random: Extracts the random value from an ObjectId.
•objectId-ordinal: Extracts the incrementing counter (ordinal) from an ObjectId.
•to-objectId: Creates an ObjectId using the specified creation date, random value, and counter.
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