by dtsupport | Aug 9, 2017 | Kleber Guides
Result codes – what do they mean? There are two levels of information sent back to allow users to make a better informed decision as to whether the address provided is valid enough for their purposes. First an address reliability code & description. These tell the...
by dtsupport | Aug 2, 2017 | Kleber Guides
The ‘Dt Data Changes’ field contains three letter field codes of those fields that address matching has changes from source data to result data. For example, if the street name was mis-spelt and had been changed, the code THN would appear in the ‘Dt...
by dtsupport | Aug 2, 2017 | Kleber Guides, Twins
Correct Correct match to a record in the New Zealand PAF file. Primary Point This code indicates that a flat, unit or floor (or combination) couldn’t be found, but the street address could. This is called a ‘Primary Point’. The address returned is...
by dtsupport | Aug 2, 2017 | BAT, FPC, Kleber Guides, Twins
Correct Correct match to a record in the PAF file. Postcode couldn’t be matched The postcode couldn’t be matched because it is either incorrect or does not currently exist in the Postal Addressing File. State couldn’t be matched The state...
by dtsupport | Jul 21, 2017 | Kleber Guides
The method used to get gnaf geocodes will return only a geocode that was matched to an address point. This means that the geocode is for a single address or block of units. Some records are marked as only being matched to the street or locality geocode, for example...
