Reporting LACS/Link False-Positive Violations
Spectrumâ„¢ Technology Platform indicates a false-positive match via messages in the server log. Batch jobs will fail if a false-positive match occurs and client/server calls will throw an exception.
Note: The term "seed record violation" is also used to refer to encountering false positive records. The two terms mean the same thing.
- In your browser, go to http://<ServerName>:<port>/<product code>/lacslink.jsp. For example, http://localhost:8080/unc/lacslink.jsp for the Universal Addressing Module and http://localhost:8080/geostan/lacslink.jsp for the Enterprise Geocoding Module.
- Enter the mailer's information into each field. The number in parentheses after the field name indicates the maximum length of the field. Click Submit when you're done. A File Download dialog will appear.
- Click Save to save the file to your computer. A Save As dialog will appear.
- Specify a file name and location on your local hard drive (for example c:\lacslink.txt) and click Save.
- Go to www.g1.com/support and log in.
- Click DPV & LACSLink False Positive.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to attach your seed file and obtain a restart key.