uamdb create

The uamdb create command creates a new Spectrum Universal Addressing database.

Usage

uamdb create --t Type --n Name --c CacheSize --i Country --pl PreloadingType --dt DatabaseType --b BasePath --d DPVPath --l LACSPath --s SuiteLinkPath --r RDIPath --e EWSPath --p Poolsize --mm minimumMemorySize --mx maximumMemorySize

Note: To see a list of parameters, type help uamdb create.

Required	Argument	Description
Yes	--t `Type`	Specifies the type of database, where `Type` is one of the following: USA United States database CAN Canadian Database INTL International Database Loqate Loqate Database Global Validate Address Global Database Amas Australian Database
Yes	--n `Name`	Specifies the name of the database.
No	--c `CacheSize`	Specifies the cache size of a Validate Address Global database, where `CacheSize` is one of the following: None No cache Small Small cache Large Large cache (default)
No	--i `Country`	Specifies the three-digit ISO code(s) for each country in a Validate Address Global database that you want to use, where `Country` is either "All" (default) or a list of codes separated by comma.
No	--pl `PreloadingType`	Specifies the amount of a Validate Address Global database that is preloaded, where `PreloadingType` is one of the following: None No data is preloaded (default). Partial Loads the metadata and indexing structures into memory. The reference data itself will remain on the hard drive. Offers some performance enhancements and is an alternative when not enough memory is available to fully load the desired databases. Full Moves the entire reference database into memory. This may need a significant amount of memory for countries with large databases such as the USA or the United Kingdom, but it will significantly increase the processing speed.
No	--dt `DatabaseType`	Specifies the processing mode for a Validate Address Global database, where `DatabaseType` is one of the following: Batch_Interactive Used in batch processing or interactive environments. It is optimized for speed and will terminate attempts to correct an address when ambiguous data is encountered that cannot be corrected automatically (default). Certified Used in batch processing environments for Australian mail to standardize and validate mail against the Postal Address File. FastCompletion Used to enter truncated data in address fields and have Validate Address Global generate suggestions.
Yes	--b `BasePath`	Specifies the base subscription database path. Note: For USA, CAN, INTL, Loqate, and Validate Address Global specify the database vintage in place of database path. Example: `NOV2017`
No	--d `DPVPath`	Specifies the DPV database vintage.
No	--l `LACSPath`	Specifies the LACS database vintage.
No	--s `SuiteLinkPath`	Specifies the SuiteLink database vintage.
No	--r `RDIPath`	Specifies the RDI database vintage.
No	--e `EWSPath`	Specifies the EWS database vintage.
No	--p `Poolsize`	Specifies the maximum number of concurrent requests you want this database to handle. The default is 4.
No	--mn or --minMem `minimum_memory_size`	Defines the minimum amount of memory allocated for this database. This value must be less than or equal to the --mx setting.
No	--mx or --maxMem `maximum_memory_size`	Defines the maximum amount of memory allocated for this database. This value must be greater than zero, but cannot exceed 65536 MB.

Note: The database vintage can be obtained using the uamdb listdatasets command. For more information see uamdb listdatasets.

Example

To create a database for UAM US, CAN, INTL, Loqate, or Validate Address Global provide input in this format:

uamdb create --t USA --n UAM_US --b FEB2018 --d AUG2018 --r SEP2018 --mn 1200 --mx 65536