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  1. Preface
  2. Part 1: On-Prem Operations
  3. Part 2: Parameter and Element Reference
  4. Appendix A: Geocode Countries
  5. Appendix B: Reverse Geocoding Coverage
  6. Appendix C: Certified Mode Values

On-Premises Developer Guide

On-Premises Developer Guide

Input Options for Single Address Line Data

Input Options for Single Address Line Data

By default, Informatica Address Verification does not recognize a delimiter in single-line input. To specify a delimiter, update the single-line input properties for the address.
Find the properties under
Parameters
CountrySets
Input
in the
AVJob.schema.json
file.
When you submit address data on a single line, Address Verification applies a character space as a separator between the values.
The Input element has the following properties:
SingleAddressLineDataType
Determines whether Address Verification expects a delimiter in single-line data.
The property takes one of the following values:
  • DelimitedMultiLine. Indicates that the single-line input uses delimiters to identify address fields. When you set the property to DelimitedMultiLine, Address Verification uses the SingleAddressLineDelimiter property value to identify the field delimiter.
  • UndelimitedSingleLine. Indicates that the single-line input does not use delimiters. When you set the property to UndelimitedSingleLine, Address Verification ignores the SingleAddressLineDelimiter property value.
The default value is UndelimitedSingleLine.
SingleAddressLineDelimiter
Identifies the delimiter that Address Verification expects when you set the SingleAddressLineDataType property to DelimitedMultiLine.
The property takes one of the following values:
  • Comma
  • Semicolon
  • Tab
The default value is Comma.

Example: Multiline Address in a Single-Line Field

The following United States address includes a semicolon as a delimiter between the street information and the city, state, and ZIP Code information:
1960 W CHELSEA AVE STE 2006R; ALLENTOWN PA 18104
If you submit the address with the delimiter, configure the SingleAddressLineDataType and SingleAddressLineDelimiter properties to expect the semicolon. If you omit a delimiter, you do not need to update the properties.

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