The Name and Address Analyzer uses the settings and tables from the selected CDP. The
Name and Address Analyzer uses a simplified schema in which the only user-defined
attributes are the CDP inputs. Therefore the CDP, Postal Matcher, Transformer Data
Reconstruction, Transformer Label Lines, or Transformer Unified Output will not run if they
contain settings that use any other user-defined attributes, for example a row filter that
uses a non-name/address attribute. You need to remove any such settings while using the
Name and Address Analyzer.
Note: When testing your parser tuning, you must run the Parser
Customization for any changes you made to the customized definition table
before running the Name and Address Analyzer.
To analyze name and address data
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Do one of the following:
- In the Navigation or Project view, right-click the CDP process and select Name and Address Analyzer. (In multi-country projects, there is a separate CDP for each country.)
- Click the Name and Address icon (
) on the Home tab. Select your project and CDP process in the Name and Address Analyzer window and click OK. - Click the Launch Name and Address Analyzer link in the Helpful Links on the Getting Started page. Select your project and CDP process in the Name and Address Analyzer window and click OK.
The Address Preview window opens.
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Select one or more processes to run. The Customer Data Parser is always selected and you cannot change this. You can optionally select the Postal Matcher, Transformer Data Reconstruction, Transformer Label Lines, or Transformer Unified Output processes from the drop-down lists.
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Enter a name and address in the Address Lines window. The entry can be a maximum of 10 lines (up to 100 characters per line).
