FileSets Elements

PreloadingMethod

Specifies how Address Verification preloads the reference address databases to memory. To optimize performance, you can preload reference address databases.

Set the following value:

Map. Address Verification uses the file mapping mechanism of the operating system.
Map is the default and recommended option.

PreloadingPriorityList

Specifies the order in which Address Verification loads data files into memory. Address Verification loads the database files in the order in which they appear in the list. Each preloaded file consumes a quantity of the available memory. If the maximum memory threshold is reached, further file data will not be preloaded to memory but will remain available for processing.

Includes the following elements:

Selector. Identifies the types of file data to prioritize during the preload operation.
The Selector is a string that specifies a Function, Country, Process Type, Process Sub Type, and DataSet ID. For example, the following values for Selector instruct Address Verification to load all data files for batch and interactive verification for Germany in the 000 data set:
AddressVerification/DEU/Verify/BatchInteractive/000
Replace any value between a [/] separator with an asterisk to select all options at that position. For example, the following parameters specify batch and interactive data files for all countries in the 000 data set:
AddressVerification/*/Verify/BatchInteractive/000
If you use multiple trailing asterisks in the Selector parameter, you can replace them with a single asterisk. For example,
AddressVerification/*/*/*/*
and
AddressVerification/*
have the same meaning.
PreloadingExtent. Specifies the preloading type for each of the reference address databases.
Set one of the following values:
Full. Address Verification copies the entire reference address database to memory.
Partial. Address Verification loads fragments of each data file, starting with the most important data.
None. Address Verification does not preload any data.

Address Verification can stop preloading data at any time if the maximum memory threshold is reached. The unloaded reference data remain in the system storage.