DataFlux Data Management Studio 2.6: User Guide
The Address Verification (World) node uses World verified address data types, which provide verified World address information found from various World reference databases.
The following is a list of the available World verified address data types along with a brief description:
Contact - Specifies the individual's name associated with the address, when available.
Organization - Specifies the name of the organization.
Department - Specifies the department information.
Building - Specifies the building information.
PO BOX - Specifies the post office box number.
House Number - Specifies the house number.
Street - Specifies the street name.
City - Specifies the city name.
Province - Specifies the province information, when available.
Postal Code - Specifies the postal code.
Country - Specifies the country associated with the address. The incoming country formats can be type ISO-2, ISO-3, and full country name. All of these variations are recognized properly when passed through the Country input field.
Address Line 1 - Specifies the first line of address information. It includes Contact, House, Street information, and similar information.
Address Line 2 - Specifies the first line of address information. It includes City, Post Code, Province, Country, and similar information.
Complete Address - Specifies all the address information on a single line.
Address Residue - Specifies any unidentified information from an address.
Element Match Status - Indicates the status value each address component that has been matched during the parsing or validation process. Each address component has its own value in the status string. For example: 42424000.
The positions within the string are shown in the following table:
| Position | Value |
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1 |
Postal Code |
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2 |
Locality |
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3 |
Province |
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4 |
Street |
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5 |
Building Number |
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6 |
PO Box |
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7 |
Building |
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8 |
Organization |
The values for each position are shown in the following table:
| Position | Value |
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0 |
Empty |
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1 |
Not found |
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2 |
Not checked (no reference data or no chance of success) |
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3 |
Matched with errors |
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4 |
Matched without errors |
Element Result Status - Indicates whether each address component has a change from the validation process. Each address component has its own value in the status string. For example: 65434001.
The positions within the string are shown in the following table:
| Position | Value |
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1 |
Postal Code |
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2 |
Locality |
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3 |
Province |
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4 |
Street |
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5 |
Building Number |
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6 |
PO Box |
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7 |
Building |
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8 |
Organization |
The values for each position are shown in the following table:
| Position | Value |
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0 |
Empty |
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1 |
Not checked |
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2 |
Not checked but standardized |
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3 |
Checked and corrected |
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4 |
Validated, but changed (synonyms, old names) |
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5 |
Validated, but standardized |
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6 |
Validated and unchanged |
Validation Status - Specifies the status for the address validation process. This status can be used to retrieve information about the state the address is in after validation The status values can be divided into five groups. The status types are listed in the following table:
| Validation Status | Value |
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0 |
Address correct as entered. |
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1 |
Address corrected automatically. |
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2 |
Address needs to be corrected, but could not be determined automatically. There is a high likelihood that this address is deliverable. |
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3 |
Address needs to be corrected, but could not be determined automatically. There is a fair likelihood this address is deliverable. |
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4 |
Address needs to be corrected, but could not be determined automatically. There is a small likelihood this address is deliverable. |
| 5 | Address could not be checked, no country recognized. |
| 6 | Either the database is corrupt, out of date, or the path for the database is incorrect. |
| 7 | Address could not be checked because country is not unlocked. |
| 8 | Address was not validated yet. |
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