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Address (Global) | |||
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Description |
The Address (Global) parse definition parses addresses into a globally recognized set of tokens. |
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Output Tokens | Recipient Building/Site Street Extension PO Box Additional Info |
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Example 1 | Input | Output Token | Output |
Mr John Smith, Building T, Unit 102, 100 SAS Campus Dr, PO Box 12345 | Recipient | Mr John Smith | |
Building/Site | Building T | ||
Street | 100 SAS Campus Dr | ||
Extension | Unit 102 | ||
PO Box | PO Box 12345 | ||
Additional Info | |||
Example 2 | Input | Output Token | Output |
ALBION HOMES INC, 940 NW Cary Parkway | Recipient | ALBION HOMES INC | |
Building/Site | |||
Street | 940 NW Cary Parkway | ||
Extension | |||
PO Box | |||
Additional Info | |||
Example 3 | Input | Output Token | Output |
JOHN COOPER, JR 307 SECOND STREET SUITE 1 | Recipient | JOHN COOPER, JR | |
Building/Site | |||
Street | 307 SECOND STREET | ||
Extension | SUITE 1 | ||
PO Box | |||
Additional Info | |||
Remarks | Parse definitions named with the Global keyword use a set of output tokens that is consistent across every locale. Results obtained from these definitions can be stored in the same database fields as the results obtained from definitions of the same name in other locales. |
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Doc ID: QKBCI_ENUSA_Parse_Address-Global.html |