The following table describes each field of GEOOUT.
Position |
Field Name |
Description |
Comments |
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1-6 |
KEYWORD |
Parameter name: GEOOUT |
Required |
NOTE: You must specify at least one of the fields from positions 8 to 38, or this parameter record is invalid. |
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8-10 |
Location of General Return Code |
See General Return Codes for return values. |
Optional |
12-14 |
Output Location for complete geocode |
Output location for the complete 12-byte Geocode. Stores this code string in the output file: 2-byte State code 3-byte County Code 6-byte Census Tract Code 1-byte Block Group Code. |
Optional |
16-18 |
Location of output FIPS state code |
Location to store the 2-byte FIPS state code. |
Optional |
20-22 |
Location of output FIPS county code |
Location to store the 3-byte FIPS county code. |
Optional |
24-26 |
Location of output census tract |
Location to store the 6-byte census tract. |
Optional |
28-30 |
Location of output block group |
Location to store the 1-byte block group. |
Optional |
32-34 |
Location of output state abbreviation |
Location to store the 2-byte USPS state abbreviation. |
Optional |
36-38 |
Location of Output county name |
Location to store the 20-byte county name. |
Optional |
40 |
Storage Disposition of records with incomplete information |
Storage option specified for records with missing information. Z Store zeroes in state, county, and census tract, and store a space in block group. (Default) B Store blanks in all fields. X Do not store anything. |
Optional |
42 |
Minimum geocode level allowed |
Minimum geocoding level specified for posting geocode components. S State code Required C State/county code Required T State/county and census tract codes Required B State/county, census tract, and block group codes Required blank No minimum specified. |
Optional |
44 |
Minimum match level allowed |
Minimum match level specified for posting geocode components. P Point level must be achieved. S Street Address level must be achieved (General Return code = S). 9 ZIP+4 level or Street Address level must be achieved (General Return Code = S or 9). 5 ZIP Code, ZIP+4, or Street Address levels must be achieved (General Return code = S, 9 or 5). F Fallback level or better must be achieved. blank No minimum specified. |
Optional |
46 |
Storage Disposition of records below minimum coding levels |
Indicates how GeoTAX to handle records failing to achieve minimum geocoding and postal coding levels. R Reject record and send to uncoded records file, GTPBMNCO. blank Performs same action as no answer found. |
Optional |
48-50 |
Location of output street matcher return code |
Location to store the 1-byte street matcher return code. Z ZIP Code not found S Street within ZIP Code not found H House number on street not found L Lat/Long not determined on the GeoTAX Auxiliary file, the User Auxiliary file, or the state-supplied file. blank Successful street match. |
Optional |
52-54 |
Location to store15-byte Extended Geocode |
Location on output record for Extended Geocode: 2-byte State 3-byte County 6-byte Census Tract 1-byte Census Block Group 3-byte Census Block ID |
Optional |
56-58 |
Location to store3-byte Census Block ID |
Location on output record for Census Block ID |
Optional |
60-62 |
Location to store 2-byte Data Type indicator |
Location on output record to store the 2-byte indicator which provides the file from which the match was obtained: 0 USPS 1 TIGER 2 TomTom Street 6 NAVTEQ Street 7 TomTom Point 8 Centrus Point 11 NAVTEQ Point 12 Master Location Data 90 State-supplied file 91 User Auxiliary file 92 Landmark Auxiliary file 93 GeoTAX Auxiliary file |
Optional |
64-66 |
Location to store13-byte PB Key |
The PreciselyID unique identifer is returned when a match is made to the Master Location Dataset (MLD). This field is a persistent identifier for an address. The PreciselyID unique identifier serves as a lookup key with Precisely GeoEnrichment datasets to add attribute data for an address location. The leading character is a 'P'. For example, P00001XSF1IF. |
Optional |
General Return Codes
The output General Return Code is based in part on the input indicator that you set for the minimum match level required to post the latitude/longitude coordinates. The minimum level input indicator is set in field 44 of GEOOUT. The following table shows the possible return codes (indicated by an 'X' in the column) for the specified minimum input level.
General Return Code |
Description |
Minimum match level allowed (field 44 in GEOOUT) |
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F - Fallback or better |
5 - ZIP Code, ZIP+4 or Street Address level |
9 - ZIP+4 or Street Address level |
S - Street Address level |
P - Point level |
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P |
Address Point match |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
O |
Input latitude/longitude coordinates match |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
L |
Landmark Auxiliary file match |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
A |
User Auxiliary file match |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
U |
GeoTAX Auxiliary file match |
X |
X |
X |
X |
X |
I |
Intersection match |
X |
X |
X |
X |
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S |
Street address match |
X |
X |
X |
X |
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G |
State-supplied file match |
X |
X |
X |
X |
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9 |
ZIP+4 Code match |
X |
X |
X |
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5 |
ZIP Code match |
X |
X |
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C |
Street Centroid match |
X |
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F |
Fallback Geographic match |
X |
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M |
Multiple match (multi-match) |
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X |
Aborted processing or expired database |
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Blank |
Did not match |
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