Multiple Process sections can be specified in the configuration file.
Any section name can be used (other than one of the predefined section names Server or Logging).
A Process section specifies which processes should be performed on the data.
The table given below describes the keys available in the Process section of the configuration file.
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Key |
Description |
|---|---|
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StandardizeAddress |
Type either yes or no to specify whether to perform address standardization on the input data. |
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ValidateAddress |
Type either yes or no to specify whether to perform address validation on the input data. |
|
FormatAddress |
Type either yes or no to specify whether to perform address formatting on the input data. |
|
ProcessAddress |
Type either yes or no to specify whether to perform address processing on the input data. |
|
AcceptanceLevel |
If a ProcessAddress process is run, this setting specifies the minimum validation level that a record must reach in order to be classed as satisfactory. For more information see Command Line Processor. Default -1, meaning that the built-in country specific levels will be used. |
|
InnerMatchscore |
If a ProcessAddress process is run, this setting specifies the minimum inner match score that a record must reach in order to be classed as satisfactory. For more information see Command Line Processor. The default is 80. |
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OuterMatchscore |
If a ProcessAddress process is run, this setting specifies the minimum outer match score that a record must reach in order to be classed as satisfactory. For more information see Command Line Processor. The default is 0. |
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ProcessName |
Type either yes or no to specify whether to perform name processing on the input data. |
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GenerateMatchkey |
Type either yes or no to specify whether to perform match key generation on the input data. |
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EnhanceContact |
Type either yes or no to specify whether to perform contact enhancement on the input data. |
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EnhancementDatasets
|
A comma-delimited list of the data sets to use when performing the EnhanceContact process. |