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Australia

Census Collection District Code 2006
Geocoded National Address File Identifier
Greater Capital City Statistical Area 5-Digit
Greater Capital City Statistical Area Name
Level One Statistical Area 11-Digit
Level One Statistical Area 7-Digit
Level Two Statistical Area 9-Digit
Level Two Statistical Area 5-Digit
Level Two Statistical Area Name
Level Three Statistical Area 5-Digit
Level Three Statistical Area Name
Level Four Statistical Area 3-Digit
Level Four Statistical Area Name
Mesh Block 11-Digit 2011
Mesh Block 11-Digit 2016
State or Territory Code
State or Territory Name
Supplementary AU Status

Bolivia

Address validation to street level.
Geocoordinates at street mid-point level for addresses in major cities.

Canada

Support for the Global Preferred Descriptor property in Canada Addresses

Effective in version 10.2.2, you can configure the Address Validator transformation to return the short or long form of an element descriptor.

The transformation can return the short or long form of the following descriptors:

Street descriptors
Directional values
Building descriptors
Sub-building descriptors

To specify the output format for the descriptors, configure the Global Preferred Descriptor property on the transformation. The property applies to English-language and French-language descriptors. By default, the transformation returns the descriptor in the format that the reference data specifies. If you select the PRESERVE INPUT option on the property, the Preferred Language property takes precedence over the Global Preferred Descriptor property.

Support for CH and CHAMBER as Sub-Building Descriptors

Effective in version 10.2.2, the Address Validator transformation recognizes CH and CHAMBER as sub-building descriptors in Canada addresses.

Colombia

France

Informatica improves the supplementary reference data for France.
The Address Validator transformation assigns addresses to IRIS units in France with greater accuracy. The transformation uses the house number in the address to verify the IRIS unit to which the address belongs. The use of house numbers can improve the assignment accuracy when the address lies close to the border between different units.

Israel

Multilanguage Support for Israel Addresses

You can configure the Address Validator transformation to return an Israel address in the English language or the Hebrew language.

Use the Preferred Language property to select the preferred language for the addresses that the transformation returns.

The default language for Israel addresses is Hebrew. To return address information in Hebrew, set the Preferred Language property to DATABASE or ALTERNATIVE_1. To return the address information in English, set the property to ENGLISH or ALTERNATIVE_2.

Support for Multiple Character Sets for Israel Addresses

The Address Validator transformation can read and write Israel addresses in Hebrew and Latin character sets.

Use the Preferred Script property to select the preferred character set for the address data.

The default character set for Israel addresses is Hebrew. When you set the Preferred Script property to Latin or Latin-1, the transformation transliterates Hebrew address data into Latin characters.

Peru

Sweden

The transformation can recognize a street name that ends in the character G as an alias of the same name with the final characters GATAN.
The transformation can recognize a street name that ends in the character V as an alias of the same name with the final characters VÄGEN.
The Address Validator transformation can recognize and correct a street name with an incorrect descriptor when either the long form or the short form of the descriptor is used.
For example, The transformation can correct RUNIUSV or RUNIUSVÄGEN to RUNIUSGATAN in the following address:
RUNIUSGATAN 7
SE-112 55 STOCKHOLM

United States