General memory block. Allocated for general management functions. Typically, the general memory block size is 7 MB.

Thread memory block. Allocated for address processing and verification routines. Address Verification creates as many thread memory blocks as the number of simultaneous threads you configure it to process.

Address object memory block. Allocated for storing the address objects defined. Address Verification creates as many address object memory blocks as the number of address objects you configure it to process.

Memory block reserved for caching. Address Verification reserves one cache memory block for each of the verification or processing threads.

Memory blocks for preloading reference address databases. The value for preloading memory block depends on the number and size of the databases that you want to preload.

Unallocated memory block.

MaxThreadCount

. The maximum number of threads that Address Verification can process simultaneously. The value set for this parameter controls the number of thread memory blocks and the total memory allocation for the thread blocks.

MaxAddressObjectCount

. The maximum number of address objects that Address Verification can store. You can set a value that is two or three times the value you configured for

MaxThreadCount

. The value you set for

MaxAddressObjectCount

controls the number of address object memory blocks and the total memory allocation for the address objects.

CacheSize

. The memory reserved for caching purposes. If you set

CacheSize

to

None

, Address Verification does not allocate any memory for caching. If you set

CacheSize

to

Small

, Address Verification allocates 0.4 MB of cache memory block for each of the threads. If you set

CacheSize

to

Large

, Address Verification allocates 0.75 MB of cache memory block for each of the threads. For example, if

MaxThreadCount

is set to 4 and

CacheSize

to

Small

, Address Verification allocates 1.6 MB for cache memory block.