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Defining address mapping and setting advanced parameters

Procedure

  1. In the Input Mapping table:

    • Use the [+] button to add lines in the table.

    • Click in the Address Field column and select from the predefined list the fields that hold the input address, Address in this example.

      The component will map the values of these fields to the input columns you set in this table.

      tBatchAddressRowCloud provides a list of individual fields because some countries have more complex addressing structures than others.

    • Click in the Input Column column and select from the list of the input schema the columns that hold the input address you want to parse, Address1 in this example.

  2. If required, select the Use Additional Output check box and define in the table what extra address fields you want to retrieve from the provider repository and add to the parsing results. For an example on how to use this table, check Defining additional address fields.
    The Address field column holds predefined address fields which vary according to the provider you select. The Output Column column holds the fields you want to use to output the extra information. You must first add these additional columns to the component schema through the Edit Schema button.
  3. Click the Advanced settings tab and set the parameters in this view according to your needs.
    In this example:

    • Select the Use mockup mode (no credit consumption) check box.

      This check box enables you to simulate execution and responses from the Loqate server by using as input a batch file that has been already processed by the Job and saved on the server.

    • Log in to Loqate and access the Loqate server to fetch the identifier of the batch file you want to use as output in your Job.

    • Set the identifier in the Batch ID field.

      This option is used only for testing or for development needs.

    • Leave all other default parameters as they are.

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