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G1CPLK-COMMAND
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6
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This field is required for all G1CPLKx calls, and specifies the
command executed by G1CPLKx. Enter one of the following:
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AH — G1CPLKx returns all the apartments within a specific
house range. For each apartment, the results rows display
the address, ZIP Code range, apartment number ranges, ZIP
Codes, ZIP + 4 Code ranges, carrier route codes, USPS record
types, and number of firms. You may execute this command
only immediately after an HS command.
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CM — G1CPLKx returns an alphabetical listing of all the
cities within the CODE-1 Plus database. For each city, the
results row displays the state abbreviation and the ZIP Code
(or range of ZIP Codes) valid for the city.
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CS — G1CPLKx returns an alphabetical listing of all the
cities within the specified state. For each city, the
results row displays the state abbreviation state and the
ZIP Code (or range of ZIP Codes) valid for the city.
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CZ — G1CPLKx returns an alphabetical listing of all cities
within the specified ZIP Code. For each city, the results
row displays the long city names, short city names, and city
type.
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FM — G1CPLKx returns all firms within the specified street.
The result rows display the house number ranges, apartment
number ranges within a dwelling, the name of the firm
located at each apartment/suite, ZIP Codes, ZIP+4 Codes, and
carrier route codes. You may execute this command only
immediately after an HS or AH command.
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HS — G1CPLKx returns all the house ranges within the
specified street. In addition to even/odd house number
ranges, the results rows display ZIP and ZIP+4 Code ranges,
carrier routes, number of apartments, and number of firms.
You may execute this command only immediately after an SC or
SZ command.
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SC — G1CPLKx returns an alphabetical listing of all the
streets within the specified city. For each street, the
results rows display directionals (NE, SW, etc.), suffixes
(ST, BLVD, etc.), number of houses, number of firms, and ZIP
Code ranges. You may execute this command only immediately
after a CM or CS command.
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ZC — G1CPLKx returns all ZIP Codes within a specified
city. You may execute this command only immediately after a
CM or CS command.
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SZ — G1CPLKx returns an alphabetical listing of all
the streets within the specified ZIP Code. For each street,
the results rows display directionals (NE, SW, etc.),
suffixes (ST, BLVD, etc.), number of houses, number of
firms, and ZIP Code ranges.
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OPEN — G1CPLKx validates the database version and
returns the database "signature" of the CODE-1 Plus database
currently in use.
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QUIT — G1CPLKx closes the database and relinquishes
all work areas.
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* — Use the asterisk (*) to continue searching.
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BOT — Moves to bottom of current data list — all data
positions.
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TOP — Moves to top of current data list — all data
positions.
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DOWN — Moves down in data at same level (equivalent to
*).
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UP — Moves up in data at same level.
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BACK — Returns to previous level. NOTE: If you use the
BACK command, CS and CZ display the Cities screen, because
the Cities screen cannot move back any farther.
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LOCAT — Generally positions the database inquiry to
the first entry that starts with <string>.
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ALIAS — Displays alias information in G1CPLK-ALIASINFO
field. You may execute this command only immediately after
an AH or FM command.
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RIGHT — Scrolls to right of firm/alias name field. You
may execute this command only immediately after an HS
command.
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LEFT — Scrolls to original position for firm/alias
name field. You may execute this command only immediately
after an HS command.
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G1CPLK-SEARCH-CRITERIA
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105
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This element specifies the various address components used in the
address search for the following commands:
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CM — Specify the leading characters of a city name. Blanks
cause the search to begin from the beginning of the
database.
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CS — Specify the state abbreviation in the first two
characters. You can specify the leading characters of a city
name.
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CZ — Specify a ZIP Code.
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HS — Specify the leading characters of a house range returned
in the results.
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SC — Specify the leading characters of a street name returned
in the results.
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SZ — Specify the leading characters of a street name returned
in the results.
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G1CPLK-MAX-RETURN-CONTROL
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2 (x 6)
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This field is required for all G1CPLKx calls (except OPEN) and
consists of six, 2-byte binary fields. Specify the number of data
rows you want returned by the current command. The maximum is 25.
You may access additional rows by subsequently invoking G1CPLKx
multiple times (using the "*" (asterisk) command). Specify the count
desired in the appropriate counter. There is one counter for each of
the address elements that can be returned. The counters include the
following: G1CPLKx-MAX-CITIES, G1CPLKx-MAX-STREETS,
G1CPLKx-MAX-ZIPS, G1CPLKx-MAX-HOUSES, G1CPLKx-MAX-APTS, and
G1CPLKx-MAX-FIRMS. Populate the desired counter with a value and
clear out the rest.
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G1CPLK-SELECT
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2
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Specify the occurrence of data to be used for browsing further into
the database. For example,"02" for second city name to be used for a
street lookup.
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Reserved
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25
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