E-mail (Validation)
Identification Analysis Definition
| E-mail (Validation) | ||
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| Description |
The E-mail (Validation) identification analysis definition identifies whether or not an e-mail address is syntactically correct. |
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| Possible Outputs | VALID INVALID |
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| Default Identity | INVALID | |
| Examples | Input | Output |
| VIRGINIE.MAZOUINGMAIL.COM | INVALID | |
| WBARBER@EARTHLINK.NCT | INVALID | |
| wrobinson@helixtechnology | INVALID | |
| Ajari@evolvingedge.net | VALID | |
| al@crestnational.com | VALID | |
| ALIEMARATI@YAHOO.COM | VALID | |
| Remarks | This definition performs a simple validation of the syntax of the e-mail input. It is not meant to be 100% correct according to international standards, but it is a practical approach to screen your e-mail addresses. Addresses with embedded comments are recognized as invalid, even though the address may be correct. Certain rarely-occurring but otherwise valid constructions (such as valid control characters in a quoted mailbox) are recognized as invalid. Certain rarely-occurring but otherwise invalid constructions (such as double-hyphens in a sub-domain name) are recognized as valid. | |