The Output Results Call Area (P9OUT) - Code-1_Plus - 5.0

Indicates the success or reason for failure of the address-match attempt:

• A — Apartment number missing or not found in database, and an apartment-level match was required.

• B — Insufficient (or blank) address information for a match.

• C — Critical error (CICS and IMS only).

• E — External match—auxiliary file processing.

• H — House/Box number not found on street.

• M — Multiple address matches were found.

• S — Street name not found in ZIP Code.

• X — Database access issue. One example of a database access issue would be that the database has expired. This value may also indicate a license issue.

• Z — ZIP Code not found in database.

• Blank — Address-match attempt successful.

Indicates the (relative) probable correctness of the overall match that was found:

• 0 — Match is most likely correct.

• 1-8 — These values represent intermediate values on a sliding scale.

• 9 — Match is least likely to be correct.

• Blank — No match was found.

NOTE: These values reflect the program's estimate of "relative probable correctness" only. It is possible that some matches given a score of 0 are not correct, and probable that matches given a score of 9 are correct.

1-digit score, on a scale of 0 - 9, reflecting the closeness of the street-name match (after transformations by the analyzer, if any), where 0 indicates an exact match and 9 indicates the least likely match. If no match was found, this field is blank.

Result of the directional match:

• D — Directional does not match the database at all.

• F — Complete directional does not match the database, but its first character does (for example, N versus NW).

• N — No directional was found on the input address, but a directional was present on the database.

• Blank — No address match, or directional (or lack thereof) matches the database.

Result of the suffix match:

• N — No suffix was found on the input address, but a suffix was present on the database.

• S — The suffix does not match the database.

• Blank — No address match or suffix (or lack thereof) matches the database.

Result of the apartment match:

• A — Apartment does not match the database.

• F — Apartment appended because of firm name match.

• N — No apartment was found on the input address, but an apartment was present on the database at the street address.

• Blank — No address match or apartment (or lack thereof) matches the database.

Number of attempts required to match the address. The number will be right-justified, with leading blanks.

Indicates whether an apartment number was detected in the input address:

• Y — An apartment number was detected in the input address.

• N — No apartment number was detected in the input address.

Indicates the (relative) probable correctness of the address match (only):

• 0 — Address match is most likely to be correct.

• 1-8 — These values represent intermediate values on a sliding scale.

• 9 — Address match is least likely to be correct.

• Blank — No address-match was found.

NOTE: These values reflect the program's estimate of "relative probable correctness" only; it is possible that some matches given a score of 0 are not correct, and probable that most matches given a score of 9 are nevertheless correct.

Result of the firm name match:

• F — Input firm name does not match the database.

• M — Input firm name was present, but there were no firm names on the database for the matched address.

• Blank — No address match or firm name matches, or no firm name is present on the input.

1-digit score, on a scale of 0 - 9, reflecting the closeness of the firm-name match, where 0 indicates an exact match and 9 indicates the least likely match. If no (firm) match was obtained, this field will be blank.

Source of the matched address:

• M — Matched address was synthesized from information in both the primary and secondary address lines.

• P — Matched address was taken from the primary address line.

• S — Matched address was taken from the secondary address line.

• Blank — No match was found.

Type of information, if any, dropped to make a match:

• A — A street address was dropped in order to make an RR/HC or PO Box match.

• R — RR/HC or PO Box information was dropped in order to make a street address match.

• W — One or more characters were dropped during the address parsing process. These characters are placed in positions 201-300 and/or 401-500 described below.

• Blank — Either no match was made, or no information was dropped.

Indicates whether a default record was matched:

• H — Highrise default.

• M — Military default.

• R — Rural Route default.

• S — Street default.

• Blank — Record matched was not default record, or no match was obtained.

Alternate addressing scheme:

• D — Delivery point alternate logic used.

• E — Enhanced Highrise Alternate Match logic used.

• S — Small town default logic used.

• U — Unique ZIP Code logic used.

• Blank — No alternate address scheme used.

Multiple secondary component use for matching:

• E — Exact match to secondary component.

• S — Used multiple secondary component logic.

• Blank — Did not use multiple secondary component logic.

Indicates whether the input record matched to a base ZIP + 4 record or an alternate ZIP + 4 record.

• A — An alternate ZIP + 4 record was matched.

• B — A base ZIP + 4 record was matched.

Success or reason for failure of the ZIP+4 coding attempt:

• 7 — ZIP + 4 matched to a Carrier Route R777 or R779 (phantom) and was suppressed.

• A — An apartment number was missing or not found in the database, and an apartment-level match was required.

• B — Insufficient (or blank) address information for a match.

• H — House/Box number not found on street.

• M — Multiple matches of equal quality were found.

• S — Street name was not found in the ZIP Code.

• U — Unavailable—auxiliary file processing.

• V — Record matched a non-deliverable address. NOTE: A non-deliverable ZIP + 4 Range is typically a new ZIP range where the USPS has not finalized assignments of ZIP + 4 codes, thus not permitting assignment of postal code information at this time.

• Z — ZIP Code was not found in the database.

• Blank — The address-match attempt was successful.

Success or reason for failure of the carrier route coding attempt:

• A — An apartment number was missing or not found in the database, and an apartment-level match was required.

• B — Insufficient (or blank) address information for a match.

• H — House/Box number not found on street.

• M — Multiple matches of equal quality were found.

• N — Carrier Route coding not attempted - auxiliary processing.

• S — Street name was not found in the ZIP Code.

• U — Unavailable—auxiliary file processing.

• Z — ZIP Code was not found in the database.

• Blank — The address-match attempt was successful.

For internal use only.

Indicates whether the input city name was standardized:

• C — The input city name was standardized to the long or short city name returned in fields P9OCTL and P9OCTS.

• I — Input city name was identical to short city name.

• Blank — No match, or the input city name was the same as either the long or short city name returned in fields P9OCTL and P9OCTS.

Indicates whether the input state was standardized:

• S — The state abbreviation was standardized to the value returned in the P9OSTA field.

• Blank — No match, or the input state name was the same as the state name returned in the P9OSTA field.

Result of the urbanization name match attempt:

• M — Multiple matches were found.

• Blank — No urbanization name match, or urbanization name matches, or no urbanization is present on the input.

Matched alias street name type:

• A — Street record was abbreviated.

• C — Official street name change (Chamber of Commerce action).

• O — Street record matched was a USPS "other" alias.

• P — Street record matched was a USPS "preferred" alias.

• Blank — Street record matched was not an alias street.

Check-digit for the 11-digit delivery point barcode (DPBC).

Delivery point barcode (DPBC) determined for the input address, or blanks if none could be determined. The ZIP + 4 Code can be taken from the first four characters of this field.

Carrier route code, in Cnnn format, determined for the input address. This field is blank if no match could be obtained.

USPS record type of the ZIP + 4 record that was matched. If no match could be obtained, this field is blank. Otherwise, the field contains one of the following record types:

• F — Firm record.

• G — General delivery record.

• H — High Rise (apartment complex) record.

• P — Post office box record.

• R — Rural Route or Highway Contract record.

• S  — Normal street address record.

• Blank — No match found.

NOTE: Electing to store the record type will produce a non-CASS-certified configuration. No USPS Form 3553 will be generated.

Alias return code:

• A — Record matched an alias street name.

• Blank — Record matched a base street name.

Matched address Locatable Address Correction Service (LACS) indicator:

• L — Record LACS converted and moved to an urban address.

• Blank — Record not LACS converted and did not move to an urban address.

Auxiliary file match:

• 1 — Early Warning System (EWS) File.

• Blank — Non-match.

Type of match to the Delivery Point Validation file:

• E — Expired database.

• F — Open/Read failure on DPV database.

• V — Software not compatible with ZIP + 4 software.

• S — Seed record encountered.

• X — DPV software/database incompatible.

• Blank — Not attempted or processing successful.

DPV confirmation results:

• D — Valid primary; input missing secondary (primary rural route).

• M — Unable to DPV confirm multiple condition.

• N — No Delivery Point Validation.

• S — Valid primary; however, secondary (primary for rural route) and/or single trailing alpha present and is not confirmed.

• Y — Delivery Point Validated. Primary valid and secondary number (when present) valid.

• Blank — Not presented.

DPV CMRA (Commercial Mail Receiving Agency) results:

• Y — Yes CMRA.

• N — Not CMRA.

• Blank — Not presented.

DPV False/Positive results:

• Y — False.

• N — Not false.

• Blank — Not presented.

Modification level of the matching program C1MATCHx.

Release number of the matching program C1MATCHx.

Date on which the matching program was installed.

Version of the CODE-1 Plus database used to obtain matches.

Software used to create the CODE-1 Plus database.

Filler

100-byte output area returned by C1ANZADR containing "care of" data dropped from the primary address line. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Filler

100-byte output area returned by C1ANZADR containing "care of" data dropped from the secondary address line. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Length of the standardized address string in the P9OSAD field.

Contains the complete standardized address, including apartment information. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

The following fields contain isolated elements of the standardized address, as noted.

House number.

Leading directional.

Street name. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Street suffix. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Trailing directional.

Complete street name (a combination of fields P9ODI1-P9ODI2, above). This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Street address, without apartment information. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Apartment designator. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Apartment number.

Apartment number, preceded by the apartment designator, if required. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Rural route or highway contract number extracted from the matched address, in the standard USPS form (RR1, for example).

Box number associated with the RR or HC route in field P9ORR-LB.

Post office box number.

Number of bytes used for the base address information.

Base address information. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Base leading directional.

Base street name. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Base street suffix. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Base trailing directional.

Base complete street. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Base address without apartment information. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Input city type:

• P — Primary city name.

• S — Secondary city name.

• V — Vanity city name.

Indicates whether a table was matched:

• F — LACS seed violation has occurred.

• N — No match occurred or a new address would not convert at runtime.

• S — Input address contained both primary and secondary information but match occurred using only primary information.

• Y — Full match occurred.

• Blank — No LACS processing occurred.

Success of LACS^Link processing:

• A — LACS record match.

• 00 — No match.

• 0 — Address was passed to LACS process, but could not be coded by LACS.

• 1 — Address was successfully coded through the LACS process.

• 2 — A LACS False/Positive record was encountered, but software is operating in a NCOA/No Stop Capacity. As such, NCOA/No Stop Capacity allows for the LACS function to continue processing when a seed record is encountered.

• 09 — LACS^Link was able to find the input address on its internal tables but for some reason did not return the new (converted) address.

• 14 — Match found LACS record but would not convert.

• 92 — Match with secondary information.

• Blank — No LACS processing occurred.

Date of the database in YYYYMM format. Also contains error codes for LACS^Link. If the value of P9OERR is "K",  the first five bytes of this field contain the error code.

• 20120: LACS DB EXPIRATION

• 20121: CAN'T OPEN SECURITY FILE

• 20122: CORRUPTED SECURITY FILE

• 20123: CHECK DIGIT VIOLATION ON SECURITY KEY

• 20124: PREVIOUS SEED VIOLATION, SYSTEM LOCKED

• 20126: RESTART KEY OR SECURITY FILE NOT CORRECT

• 20127: UNKNOWN

• 30000: LACS SEED VIOLATION

• 31000: LACS SYSTEM ERROR

• 32000: UNKNOWN as due to missing or corrupted LACS^Link security file or key file.

Version number of the LACS^Link database.

DPV database type.

• FLAT — Indicates a DPV flat file.

• SPLIT — Indicates a DPV split file.

• FULL — Indicates a DPV full file.

ZIP Code status.

• Y — Valid ZIP Code.

• N — Invalid ZIP Code.

Indicates whether a P. O. Box Street Address (PBSA) was found.

• Y — PBSA found.

• N — No PBSA found.

Indicates whether this is a P. O. Box only ZIP Code.

• Y — P. O. Box only ZIP Code.

• Blank — Not P. O. Box only ZIP Code.

A 12-byte code indicating when mail can be delivered to a specific ZIP Code.

Presence of a DPV vacant address.

• Y — Vacant address.

• N — Not vacant address.

• Blank — Not presented.

Presence of statistics for this address. A "Y" indicates that the address is not a valid delivery address even though it has been validated by DPV.

• Y — Found match to 'No Stat' DPV hash table.

• N — No match found to "No stat" DPV hash table.

• Blank — Not presented.

Type of match to the Residential Delivery Indicator (RDI) file:

• M — Mixed Residential/Business.

• B — Business only.

• R — Residential.

• Blank — Not presented.

Success or failure of RDI processing:

• E — Expired database.

• F — Open/Read failure.

• V — Software not compatible with ZIP + 4 software.

• S — Executing DPV040 — Table(s) > 8 MB.

• Blank — Not attempted or processing successful.

Success or reason for failure of the standardized address match attempt:

• A — Apartment number missing or not found in database, and an apartment-level match was required.

• B — Insufficient (or blank) address information for a match.

• H — House/Box number not found on street.

• M — Multiple matches were found of equal quality.

• S — Street name not found in ZIP Code.

• U — Unavailable—auxiliary file processing.

• Z — ZIP Code not found in database.

• Blank — The address match attempt was successful.

Indicates whether multiple values were found for the leading directional segment of the standardized address:

• M — Multiple values were found.

• Blank — Only one value was found.

Indicates whether multiple values were found for the root street name:

• M — Multiple values were found.

• Blank — Only one value was found.

Indicates whether multiple values were found for the street suffix:

• M — Multiple values were found.

• Blank — Only one value was found.

Indicates whether multiple values were found for the trailing directional:

• M — Multiple values were found.

• Blank — Only one value was found.

The length of the standardized firm name.

The standardized firm name. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

The following A1 elements pertain to the input primary address.

NOTE: The output parsed A1 elements will not be blank for addresses that have been LACS^Link converted.

Left-justified, primary normalized house number.

Normalized pre-directional indicator.

Normalized street name, which is any information that remains after the address is matched. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Normalized street suffix. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Normalized post directional indicator.

Normalized apartment type (designator). This field will be cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Left-justified, normalized apartment string.

Normalized rural route/highway contract type:

• HC — The address contains a highway contact number.

• RR — The address contains a rural route number.

• Blank — No type was stored.

Normalized rural route number, rural route/highway contract number.

Left-justified. Normalized box number.

Left-justified. Private Mailbox (PMB) designator.

Left-justified. Private Mailbox (PMB) number.

Normalized length of the street name.

Pre-directional standard format indicator:

• N — The input was in a non-standard format.

• S — The input is in a standard format.

• Blank — The element was not present in the input.

Suffix standard format indicator:

• N — The input was in a non-standard format.

• S — The input is in a standard format.

• Blank — The element was not present in the input.

Post-directional standard format indicator:

• N — The input was in a non-standard format.

• S — The input is in a standard format.

• Blank — The element was not present in the input.

Rural route/highway contract type standard format indicator:

• N — The input was in a non-standard format.

• S — The input is in a standard format.

• Blank — The element was not present in the input.

General delivery standard format indicator:

• N — The input was in a non-standard format.

• S — The input is in a standard format.

• Blank — The element was not present in the input.

Apartment type standard format indicator:

• N — The input was in a non-standard format.

• S — The input is in a standard format.

• Blank — The element was not present in the input.

PMB type standard format indicator:

• N — The input was in a non-standard format.

• S — The input is in a standard format.

• Blank — The element was not present in the input.

Box number type standard format indicator:

• B — Input was a box number.

• N — Input was present, but was neither a box or Post Office Box.

• P — Input was a Post Office Box.

• Blank — There was no box number.

The following A2 elements pertain to the input secondary address:

Left-justified. Normalized house number.

Normalized pre-directional indicator.

Normalized street name, which is any information that remains after the address is matched. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Normalized street suffix. This field will be cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Normalized post directional indicator.

Normalized apartment type (designator).

Left-justified. Normalized apartment string.

Normalized rural route/highway contract type:

• HC — The address contains a highway contact number.

• RR — The address contains a rural route number.

• Blank — No type was stored.

Left-justified, normalized rural route number, rural route/highway contract number.

Left-justified. Normalized box number.

Left-justified. Private Mailbox (PMB) Designator.

Left-justified. Private Mailbox (PMB) Number.

Normalized length of the street name.

Pre-directional standard format indicator:

• N — The input was in a non-standard format.

• S — The input is in a standard format.

• Blank — The element was not present in the input.

Suffix standard format indicator:

• N — The input was in a non-standard format.

• S — The input is in a standard format.

• Blank — The element was not present in the input.

Post-directional standard format indicator:

• N — The input was in a non-standard format.

• S — The input is in a standard format.

• Blank — The element was not present in the input.

Rural route/highway contract type standard format indicator:

• N — The input was in a non-standard format.

• S — The input is in a standard format.

• Blank — The element was not present in the input.

General delivery standard format indicator:

• N — The input was in a non-standard format.

• S — The input is in a standard format.

• Blank — The element was not present in the input.

Apartment type standard format indicator:

• N — The input was in a non-standard format.

• S — The input is in a standard format.

• Blank — The element was not present in the input.

Private Mailbox (PMB) standard format indicator:

• N — The input was in a non-standard format.

• S — The input is in a standard format.

• Blank — The element was not present in the input.

Box number type standard format indicator:

• B — Input was a box number.

• N — Input was present, but was neither a box or Post Office Box.

• P — Input was a Post Office Box.

• Blank — There was no box number.

Low primary range for the matching address.

High primary range for the matching address.

Primary odd/even indicator for the matching address.

The low secondary range for the matching address.

The high secondary range for the matching address.

The secondary odd/even indicator for the matching address.

Success or reason for failure of the ZIP Code to be corrected:

• A — Apartment number missing or not found on database, and an apartment-level match was required.

• B — Insufficient (or blank) address match information.

• E — External match—auxiliary file processing.

• H — House/Box number was not found on street.

• M — Multiple ZIP matches were found of equal quality.

• S — Street name not found in ZIP Code.

• Z — ZIP Code was not found on database.

• Blank — The match attempt was successful.

Number of best-fit ZIP Codes found. If the number is less than 10, the left-most character is blank.

City match condition which resulted when the input city name was used to find a locality:

• B — No input city could be found.

• C — No match could be found for the input city/state.

• N — No locality attempt was made.

• Blank — Match successful.

Success or reason for failure of the final output city match attempt (trying to find the right city name for the ZIP Code determined):

• N — Not used.

• B — Input city is blank (could not be found).

• C — City/state mismatch.

• I — Input used, no cities available for ZIP Code.

• S — Spelling error(s) in input were corrected.

• Blank — City name/state used in the match process matches a city name in the locality to which the address was matched.

NOTE: For certain large cities (for example, New York), CODE-1 Plus extrapolates the state if only the city is provided on the input.

Status of the output ZIP Code field (P9OCZP):

• A — P9OCZP contains a ZIP Code other than the original, due to the address match found.

• B — P9OCZP contains blanks; no match was available, and the original ZIP Code was blank.

• C — P9OCZP contains the original ZIP Code that was confirmed by address match.

• I — P9OCZP contains blanks; no match was available, and the original ZIP Code was invalid.

• O — P9OCZP contains the original ZIP Code, because no address match was found.

• U — P9OCZP contains the original ZIP Code. The original ZIP Code was unique and did not correspond to the input city/state.

ZIP + 4 override city name indicator:

• O — ZIP + 4 override city name stored.

• Blank — Not stored.

Source of the final ZIP Code:

• B — No ZIP Code was determined.

• M — The final ZIP Code was based on a match to the USPS ZIPMOVE database.

• F — The final ZIP Code was determined from the finance number locality.

• Z — The original ZIP Code was retained.

Results of the match attempt in the original ZIP Code (only):

• I — Attempted, improved (a match was obtained).

• N — Attempted, no match found.

• Blank — Not attempted.

Results of the match attempt in the city-based locality:

• I — Attempted, improved (a match was obtained).

• N — Attempted, no match found.

• Blank — Not attempted.

Results of the match attempt in the finance number-based locality:

• I — Attempted, improved (a match was obtained).

• N — Attempted, no match found.

• Blank — Not attempted.

DPV footnote codes.

• AA — Input address matched to the ZIP + 4 file.

• A1 — Input address not matched to the ZIP + 4 file.

• BB — Input address matched to DPV (all components).

• CC — Input address primary number matched to DPV but secondary number not match (present but not valid).

• F1 — Input address is military; DPV bypassed.

• G1 — Input address is general delivery; DPV bypassed.

• IA — Informed Address identified.

• M1 — Input address primary number missing.

• M3 — Input address primary number invalid.

• N1 — Input address primary number matched to DPV but high rise address missing secondary number.

• P1 — Input address missing RR or HC Box number.

• P3 — Input address missing PO, RR, or HC Box number.

• PB — Input address is a P. O. Box Street Address (PBSA).

• RR — Input address matched to CMRA.

• R1 — Input address matched to CMRA but secondary number not present.

• R7 — Input address matched to phantom Carrier Route R777 or R779 (not eligible for street delivery).

• U1 — Input address is unique ZIP Code; DPV bypassed.

License Management return code:

• F1 — License file not found.

• F2 — Client record missing.

• F9 — Unknown function requested.

• GI — Generic I/O failed.

• Blank — Successful.

License Management status code:

• XX — Product/key combination is not good.

• Blank — Product/key combination is good.

License Management product key status:

• B — Product key is marked bad.

• N — Product key not found.

• S — License ID does not match system.

• X — Product key expired.

• Blank — Product/key combination is good.

Status of city/state information in the P9OCL9, P9OCS9, P9OCTL, P9OCTS, and P9OSTA output fields.

• M — Fields populated based on match to database.

• Z — No match to database; based on input ZIP Code.

• Blank — No information available.

USPS finance number from the output matched city.

USPS last line number from matched ZIP + 4 record.

The first four additional ZIP Codes found, (that is, in addition to the ZIP Code returned in field P9OCZP below) if multiple ZIP matches were obtained. Each ZIP Code is presented as a 5-digit number. If fewer than five ZIP Code matches were obtained, the unused fields contain zeros.

Final ZIP Code, as best as it could be determined. This field will be blank if no ZIP Code could be determined and the original ZIP Code was invalid.

Standardized City/State/ZIP + 4 line, constructed using the long (28-byte maximum) city name. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Standardized City/State/ZIP + 4 line, constructed using the short (13-byte maximum) city name. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Long city name. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Short city name. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

USPS standard state abbreviation.

USPS standardized city name type:

• P — Primary. Preferred mailing name (the USPS last line name).

• S — Secondary. Allowable mailing name (not the USPS last line name).

• V — Vanity. Non-mailing name.

Formatted Private Mailbox (PMB) (from input).

Return code indicating the type of Private Mailbox (PMB):

• S — Standard PMB number.

• N — Non-standard PMB number.

• # — Non-standard, pound sign PMB number.

ZIP Code classification:

• M — Military ZIP Code.

• P — P.O. Box.

• U — Unique ZIP Code.

• Blank — Regular ZIP Code.

Indicates whether Enhanced Street Matching (ESM) or All Street Matching (ASM) processing was performed:

• A — Matched using ASM (matched misspelled first letter).

• F — ASM performed but no match found.

• M — Matched using ESM.

• P — ESM performed but no match found.

• Blank — No ESM performed.

Suite^Link return code:

• A — Business name matched.

• 00 — Business name not matched.

Suite^Link match code:

• A — Matched.

• B — Not matched.

• C — Business name was all noise.

• D — Highrise default record not found.

• E — Database is expired.

Suite^Link match fidelity:

• 1 — Exact match.

• 2 — Acceptable match (one word not matched).

• 3 — Unacceptable match (more than one word not matched).

Suite^Link release number.

Level of match obtained against the Line of Travel master file:

• 9 — 9-digit ZIP + 4 match successful.

• C — Call to LTO10/LTO10C failed.

• D — Unsuccessful 9-digit match, default coded.

• F — Open/read failure on Line of Travel master file.

• V — Line of Travel matcher software not compatible with the Line of Travel master file.

• Blank — Invalid input (zero or non-numeric ZIP/ZIP + 4 add-on).

Numeric portion of Line of Travel code.

USPS Line of Travel sequence:

• A — Ascending.

• D — Descending.

Alternate alphanumeric sequence code (A0-T9).

Alternate hexadecimal sequence code (X'21' - X'E8').

Master file expiration code:

• W — The master file is in the USPS grace period (60-105 days old). Check P9OMFX for the number of days left until the end of the grace period.

• B — Master file expiration has been bypassed.

• V — Database and software are incompatible.

• X — Master file has expired (over 105 days old).

• Blank — The master file is still "fresh."

Number of days left until the master file expires.

Master file expiration date in MM/DD/YYYY format.

Master file vintage date in MM/DD/YYYY format.

CODE-1 Plus CASS cycle expiration return code.

• C — The CASS cycle that certified this version of  CODE-1 Plus has expired.

• Blank — CODE-1 Plus is certified for the current CASS cycle.

Master file expiration return code.

• W — Master file has exceeded its life-cycle and is within the USPS grace period (check P9OMFX for days left until the end of the grace period).

• B — Master file expiration bypassed.

• X — Master file has expired (grace period exceeded).

• Blank — Master file is valid (within USPS file life-cycle).

USPS CASS cycle expiration date. This is the date that CODE-1 Plus will stop providing a USPS Form 3553 for this CASS cycle. You can bypass this expiration date.

Database for which an error occurred:

• Z — ZIPIDX

• L — LCLDB

• D — DTLDB

• U or C — CITYDB

• N — COUNTY

• S — C1STRDB

• V — DPVMST

• F — SLKDB

• Blank — Unknown

Operation being attempted:

• C — Close

• O — Open

• R — Read

• N — Record Number

File status code returned by COBOL.

DPV Database Vintage Date — MMYYYY format:

• P9ODPV-DB-MONTH   2

• P9ODPV-DB-YEAR   4

Software version used to create DPV file.

RDI Database Vintage Date — MMYYYY format:

• P9ORDI-DB-MONTH   2

• P9ORDI-DB-YEAR   4

Software version used to create RDI file.

Database vintage for "database incompatible" condition.

USPS urbanization name. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

USPS FIPS county number.

USPS county name. This field is cased if there is a value of "C" in P9ICASE.

Congressional district.

Up to 50, 2-character Delivery Sequence Footnotes (DSF²).

Suite^Link release name.

Suite^Link database date (MM/DD/YYYY).

Suite^Link expiration date (MM/DD/YYYY).

Location on the output record for a 1-byte flag.

• A — Input address matched to an alias (preferred alias processing is only attempted for base addresses).

• N — Preferred alias not found for input address.

• Y — Preferred alias found for input address and used in output standardized address.

• Blank — No preferred alias processing attempted.

Location on the output record for a 1-byte flag.

• Blank — No abbreviated alias processing attempted.

• B — Output address set to base address.

• L — Original standardized address length already <= max.

• N — Abbreviated alias not found for input address.

• Y — Abbreviated alias found for input address and used in output standardized address.

• S - Standard PMB Number
• N - Non-Standard PMB Number
• # - Non-Standard but Pound Sign PMB Number

• IDA
• CDS
• COLLISION
• CMZ
• Regular

Number of entries in address stack.

The following fields (positions 2223-2475) occur 10 times. The previous field, P9OSTACK-USED, indicates the number of occurrences that are non-blank. Only the first occurrence of each field is listed.

Return code.

Overall probability of correctness.

USPS record type.

Code indicating the "default" match:

• H — High rise default.

• M — Military default.

• R — Rural route default.

• S — Street default.

• Blank — Not a default record.

Formatted standard address.

Length of standardized address.

Primary range (low).

Primary range (high).

Primary range parity.

Secondary range (low).

Secondary range (high).

Secondary range parity.

Firm name.

Long city name.

Short city name.

Puerto Rico Urbanization name.

State abbreviation.

ZIP Code.

ZIP + 4 Add-on.

Delivery point add-on.

Delivery point check digit.

Carrier route code.

County number.

Congressional district.

Last line number.

Finance number.

Score:

0-9   0 is the best score

Positions 2476-4752 contain the Address Stack return fields for each entry in the address stack.

PreciselyID Status

PreciselyID Release Name

PreciselyID Release Number

PreciselyID Release Date

PreciselyID