DPVOUT - Code-1_Plus - 5.0

Required. DPVOUT is the only acceptable entry.

Optional. Location on the output record for a 1-character DPV Return Code. The DPV Return Codes are:

• N — No Delivery Point Validation.

• Y — Delivery Point validated. Primary number valid and second number (when present) valid.

• S — Valid primary number; but secondary number (primary for Rural Route) present and is not confirmed. Also, can indicate that the house range contained a single trailing alpha that was dropped to attempt Delivery Point Validation.

• D — Valid primary number; input missing secondary number (primary Rural Route).

• M — Unable to Delivery Point validate due to multiple match results.

• Blank — Address not presented to DPV table.

Optional. In this field, you indicate the location on the output record for a 1-character Commercial Mail Receiving Agency (CMRA) Flag (indicates a private business that acts as a mail-receiving agent for specific clients). This field contains the results of the call to the DPV CMRA Hash Table (dph.hsc):

• Y — Yes, address was found in CMRA table.

• N — No, address was not found in CMRA table.

• Blank — Address not presented to hash table.

NOTE: The CMRA lookup automatically occurs when the DPV return code is Y or S, unless otherwise specified in the DPVIN parameter record.

Optional. If the DPV return code is N, CODE-1 Plus automatically begins a false/positive look-up. In this field, you indicate the location on the output record for a 1-character False/Positive Flag:

• Y — False. Indicates that you have hit a "seed record" in your processing.

• N — Not false.

• Blank — Not presented.

Optional. Location on the output record for a 20-character area to accommodate the DPV Footnote Codes.

• AA — Input address matched to the ZIP+4 file.

• A1 — Input address not matched to the ZIP+4 file.

• BB — Input address matched to DPV (all components).

• CC — Input address primary number matched to DPV but secondary number not match (present but not valid).

• F1 — Input address is military; DPV bypassed.

• G1 — Input address is general delivery; DPV bypassed.

• IA — Informed Address identified.

• M1 — Input address primary number missing.

• M3 — Input address primary number invalid.

• N1 — Input address primary number matched to DPV but high rise address missing secondary number.

• P1 — Input address missing RR or HC Box number.

• P3 — Input address missing PO, RR, or HC Box number.

• PB — Input address is a P. O. Box Street Address (PBSA).

• RR — Input address matched to CMRA.

• R1 — Input address matched to CMRA but secondary number not present.

• R7 — Input address matched to phantom carrier route R777 or R779 (not eligible for street delivery).

• TA — Input address primary number matched to DPV by dropping trailing alpha.

• U1 — Input address is unique ZIP; DPV bypassed.

• Blank — No default.

Optional. A 1-character code indicating the presence of statistics for this address. The value Y indicates that the address is not a valid delivery address even though it has been validated by DPV. One of the following codes is stored:

• Y — Found match to 'No Stat' DPV hash table.

• N — No match found to "No stat" DPV hash table.

• Blank — Not presented.

NOTE: If this option is present in the DPVOUT parameter, the DPV DLL looks up addresses in the No Stat table. If this position is blank, CODE-1 Plus does not look up address in the No Stat table.

Optional. Location on the output record for a 1-character code indicating whether this address was found in the Vacant table. One of the following codes is stored:

• Y — The address has been vacant for at least last 90 days.

• N — The address is not vacant.

• Blank — Not presented

NOTE: If this option is present in the DPVOUT parameter, the DPV DLL performs an address search in the Vacant table; otherwise, for performance reasons, DPV does not look up the address in the Vacant table.

Optional. Location on the output record for the one-character code that indicates whether this address was found in the PBSA table. One of the following codes is stored:

• Y — Found in the DPV PBSA Table.

• N — Not found in the DPV PBSA Table.

• Blank — Not presented

NOTE: If you specify a location for the DPV PBSA Flag, you must specify "Y" in position 28 of the DPVIN parameter (PBSA Lookup). DPVIN position 28 determines whether CODE-1 Plus uses the PBSA Table to return the PBSA result in output. If you specify a value for DPVOUT positions 32-34 and do not specify "Y" in position 28 of the DPVIN parameter (PBSA Lookup), a parameter error occurs.

• Y — Address was found in the table.
• N — Address was not found in the table.
• Blank — Address was not presented to the table.

• Y — Address was found in the table.
• N — Address was not found in the table.
• Blank — Address was not presented to the table.

• Y — Address was found in the table.
• N — Address was not found in the table.
• Blank — Address was not presented to the table.

Optional. Location on the output record for a 1-character Residential Flag. One of the following codes is stored:

• R — Yes, this address is a residential-only delivery point.

• Blank — Not a residential delivery point.

Optional. In this field, you indicate the location on the output record for a 1-character Business Flag. One of the following codes is stored:

• B — Yes, this address is a business-only delivery point.

• M — Yes, this address is mixed residential and business delivery point.

• Blank — Not a business delivery point.

NOTE: You can only receive business flag M if you have enabled the business flag option in position 58.

Optional. This option enables you to have two different business flag values returned in the Business Flag output location (specified in position 54-56):

• R — Return Residential Delivery Points.

• M — Return M for Mixed Business and Residential Delivery Points.

• Blank — Return B for all Business Delivery Points.

NOTE: Option M is a combination of both residential and business deliveries for that ZIP + 4, but is considered a business delivery point by the USPS (for example, a Highrise).

Optional. Specify a code to indicate whether DPV stops batch jobs when a false-positive (seed record) is encountered:

• S — Shut down CODE-1 Plus processing when a false-positive (seed record) is encountered.

• W — Allow CODE-1 Plus to continue processing to completion of the entire job, generating form 3553. Processing continues but DPV processing is disabled.

• Blank — Default is W.

NOTE: CODE-1 Plus writes the seed record information necessary to reactivate the DPV license to the execution log.

• Y - Address was found in the table.
• N - Address was not found in the table.
• Blank - Address was not presented to the table.