Numerical List of Attributes - trillium_discovery - trillium_quality

Numerical List of Attributes - trillium_discovery - trillium_quality - 17.2

Trillium Control Center

Product type

Software

Portfolio

Verify

Product family

Trillium

Product

Trillium > Trillium Discovery

Trillium > Trillium Quality

Version

17.2

Language

English

Product name

Trillium Quality and Discovery

Title

Trillium Control Center

First publish date

2008

Last updated

2024-07-01

Published on

2024-07-01T08:56:48.630530

The following table lists all Trillium CDP and BDP attributes in order of their code number. The numeric codes associated with each attribute are assigned and stored in the pr_pattern or bp_pattern attribute and displayed in the debug files. For example, GVN-NM1(51) and 1ALPHA(203).

Attribute	Code	Abbr	Description
B-REDEFINE	046	B-RDEF	A value related to the business name. For example, Doing Business As.
P-TITLE	047	––	Plural title, such as Drs.
C-TITLE	048	––	Compound title, such as Dr./Mrs.
B-DESCRIPTIVE	049	B-DES	A component associated with a business name. Often describes the legal business structure. For example: Inc., Ltd., and The Law Office Of.
REDEFINE	050	RDEF	Also Known As (AKA) for a name, Doing Business As (DBA) for a business name, etc.
GIVEN-NAME1	051	GVN-NM1	First name.
GIVEN-NAME2	052	GVN-NM2	Middle name.
SURNAME	053	SRNM	Last name.
TITLE-PREFIX	054	TTLP	Populates the prefix title.
GENERATION	055	GENR	A generation qualifier that follows a name. For example: Jr., Sr., III.
RELATIONSHIP	056	REL	In Trust For, FBO, and so on.
DESCRIPTIVE	057	DES	Non-name/address word(s). For example, Income Acct or General Fund.
BUSINESS?	058	BUS?	Possible name for a business.
BUSINESS	059	BUS	A word or phrase that helps determine the business name.
CONNECTOR	060	CTR	And, or, with, etc. Used between names.
ATTENTION	061	ATTN	Secondary name for business.
STREET-TYPE	100	STR-TYPE	Street type. For example St., Ave., or Boulevard.
DIRECTION	101	DIR	Street direction such as North or Northwest.
ROUTE	102	RTE	Rural route, and so on.
BOX	103	––	A secondary box descriptor, as opposed to PO BOX.
POLE	104	POL	Telephone pole used to identify address.
HIGHWAY	106	HWY	Highway, Expressway, and so on.
APARTMENT	107	APT	Apt., condo, etc.
FLOOR	108	FLR	Floor, basement, penthouse, and so on.
UNIT	109	––	Unit, building, and so on. May stand alone in a recoded street pattern.
LOT	110	––	Perhaps a lot for a house not yet built.
DEPARTMENT	111	DEPT	Department name.
SITE	112	––	Site, block, etc.
SUITE	113	––	Suite, Rooms, and so on.
HSNO	114	––	House number.
NUMBER	115	NMB	A house or street number expressed as a word. For example, Ten, fifteen.
STREET-NAME	116	STR-NM	Name of the street.
COMPLEX-TYPE	117	CPLX-TYPE	Descriptor for the Complex-Name, such as House, Condos, Industrial Park.
COMPLEX-NAME	118	CPLX-NM	Building, office complex, or industrial park name.
ROUTE-NUM	119	RTE-NUM	Usually the value after ROUTE word.
BOX-NUM	120	––	Usually the value after BOX word.
POLE-NUM	121	POL-NUM	Usually the value after the POLE word.
HIGHWAY-NUM	123	HWY-NUM	Usually the value after the HIGHWAY word.
APARTMENT-NUM	124	APT-NUM	The numeric value after the APARTMENT word.
FLOOR-NUM	125	FLR-NUM	Usually the value after FLOOR word.
UNIT-NUM	126	––	Usually the value after UNIT word.
LOT-NUM	127	––	Usually the value after LOT word.
DEPARTMENT-NUM	128	DEPT-NUM	Usually the value after DEPARTMENT word.
SITE-NUM	129	––	Usually the value after the SITE word.
SUITE-NUM	130	––	Usually the value after the SUITE word.
SEC-STR-TYPE	131	S-STR-TYPE	Secondary street type, for streets with more than one, such as Hilltop Circle Lane.
POBOX	132	––	Post office box.
POBOX-NUM	133	––	PO Box number. Usually the value after the POBOX word.
S-DIRECTION	135	S-DIR	Abbreviated direction such as N,S,E or W (vs. spelled out North, South, East, or West).
MILITARY-COMPLEX	136	M-CPLX	Base, ship, etc.
S-CONNECTOR	137	S-CTR	Street connector.
NUM-QUAL	139	N-Q	Number qualifier. The number preceding the apartment number. For example "#", "no."
CITY	150	––	City name.
STATE	151	––	State name, or two-character abbreviation for a state.
PROVINCE	152	PRV	Province, usually Canadian.
COUNTRY	153	CNTRY	Name of the country.
COUNTY	154	––	Name of the county.
NEIGHBORHOOD-TYPE	155	NEI-TYPE	Neighborhood type. Example (US): 25 Main Street urb San Cristobal where "urb" is the NEIGHBORHHOD-TYPE 00736 Cayey, Puerto Rico
POSTCODE	156	PCODE	The city postal code.
CITY-CHANGE	158	CITY-CHG	Corrected spelling of city name.
GEOG-CHANGE	159	GEOG-CHG	Corrected mismatched province and city values, as well as spelling of a city name. Examples (CA): ‘ON EDMONTON_’ ATT=GEOG-CHG, RECODE=’AB EDMONTON’ ‘ON EDMANTON_’ ATT=GEOG-CHG, RECODE=’AB EDMONTON’ This attribute can also be used in place of the CITY-CHG attribute. Example (CA): ‘AB EDMANTON_’ ATT=GEOG-CHG, RECODE=’AB EDMONTON’
NEIGHBORHOOD1	160	NEI1	In recode pattern, this can be used to concatenate multiple tokens into a single NEI1 or NEI2 token.
NEIGHBORHOOD2	162	NEI2	In recode pattern, this can be used to concatenate multiple tokens into a single NEI1 or NEI2 token.
TITLE-SUFFIX	163	TTLS	Populates the suffix title, not the prefix title field.
GEOG	168	––	Indicates that the string is a general geographic data string.
VULGARITY	170	VULG	Used to define words and phrases as vulgar. Note: A file containing vulgar words can be obtained upon request from Trillium Software.
IGNORE	178	IGN	Does not affect name/address, such as "et al".
CONCATENEE	179	CON	Part of a name, street, or geography phrase.
CARE-OF	180	C-OF	CD/O, In Care Of, and so on.
HOLD	181	HLD	Used when a record has "hold mail" status.
STREET-TYPE1	199	STR-TYPE1	Leading street type. For example, Calle A or Avenue A.
ALPHA	201	––	Letters only.
NUMERIC	202	––	Numerals only.
1ALPHA	203	––	A single letter.
1NUMERIC	204	––	A single numeral.
ALPHA-1NUMERIC	205	––	Letters, followed by a single numeric.
NUMERIC-1ALPHA	206	––	Numerals followed by one letter.
ALPHA-NUMERIC	207	––	Mixture of letters and numbers.
NUMERIC-ALPHA	208	––	Numerals, followed by letters.
NUMERIC-1SPECIAL	209	––	Numerals followed by a special character*.
ALPHA-1SPECIAL	210	––	Letters followed by a special character*.
NUMERIC-SPECIAL	211	––	Numerals followed by special characters*.
ALPHA-SPECIAL	212	––	Letters followed by special characters*.
OTHER-SPECIAL	213	––	Any characters other than letters and numerals, such as hex or packed decimal.
MIXED-NUMERIC	215	––	Any numeral characters that use a slash "/" or a hyphen "-".
HYPHEN	216	––	A hyphen (-).
STREET-TYPE-S	300	STR-TYPE-S	Street type sub-token.
DIRECTION-S	301	DIR-S	Direction sub-token.
ROUTE-S	302	RTE-S	Route sub-token.
STREET-NAME-S	316	STR-NM-S	Street name sub-token.
STREET-TYPE1-S	399	STR-TYPE1-S	Leading street type sub-token.
USER1 - USER10 (Customer Data Parser)	401 - 410	––	User-defined attributes. A maximum of ten user-defined attributes are available for the Customer Data Parser.
STREET-NAME2	416	STR-NM2	Name of the street.
STREET-TYPE2	499	STR-TYPE2	Street type, such as St., Ave., or Lane.
DIRECTION2	500	DIR2	Street direction, such as North, Northwest or NW.
S-DIRECTION2	501	S-DIR2	Single direction, such as North or South (vs. Direction which may be compound such as North West, etc.).
USER1 - USER500 (Business Data Parser)	10001 - 10500	––	User-defined attributes. A maximum of 500 user-defined attributes (categories) are available for the Business Data Parser.

*A special character is one that is not a letter, number, or hyphen.