Parameters for Input Data

The following table provides information about the format of AssignGeoTAXInfo input.

Parameter Format Description

Data.AddressLine1

String [100]

First address line

Data.AddressLine2

String [100]

Second address line

Data.AddressLine2

String [100]

Third address line

Data.AddressLine4

String [100]

Fourth address line

Data.BufferWidth

String [10]

Specifies the width of the polygon buffers to use for Boundary File processing. The buffer width is used to determine if a point is close to the edge of a polygon. The output field BufferRelation indicates whether or not the point is within the polygon's buffer area. For more information, see Buffering.

This field overrides the value specified in the Option.DefaultBufferWidth parameter. Specify the border width in the units specified by the Option.DistanceUnits parameter.

If you do not specify a buffer width in this input field, the default is used.

Data.City

String [50]

City name

Data.Country

String [var]

The country where the address resides. The data you enter in this field has no impact on processing. It is simply passed through to output.

Note: Only US addresses are supported.

Data.FirmName

String [var]

The company or firm name.

Data.PostalCode

String [9]

Nine-digit ZIP Code

Data.StateProvince

String [50]

The state where the address resides. The data you enter in this field has no impact on processing. It is simply passed through to output.

Data.UseBufferWidth

Long [10]

Specifies the width of the polygon buffers to use for User-Defined Boundary File processing. The buffer width is used to determine if a point is close to the edge of a polygon. The output field BufferRelation indicates whether or not the point is within the polygon's buffer area. For more information, see Buffering.

This field overrides the value specified in the Option.DefaultBufferWidth parameter. Specify the border width in the units specified by the Option.DistanceUnits parameter.

If you do not specify a buffer width in this input field, the default is used.