You can review Mask Logic Separation Status in the output to help analyze the results. Mask Logic Separation Statuses are produced from the token separation by logic. After examining the status, you can customize the token masks to tailor the token separation patterns.
The Mask Logic Separation Statuses are written to the output in the following attributes:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| 00 | The parser definitions tables are used. |
| 14 | There is no hit pattern in the definitions tables and all text are written out to the business name attribute. |
| 15 | There is a hit pattern in the definitions tables but the mask pattern is invalid. All text are written out to the business name attribute. |
| 16 | E token separation. The text before E token (including E token) is considered to be a business name, and the text after the E token is written out as a branch name. When there are multiple E tokens, the last E token takes priority. |
| 17 | T token separation. The text before T token (business type suffix) is written out as a business name, and the text after the T token is written out as a branch name. The T token is written out as a business type. |
| 18 | N token separation. N token match is written out as a business name, and the text after the N token is written out as a branch name. |