Options

Table 1. GetCityStateProvinceLoqate Options
columnName	Description / Valid Values
Database.Loqate	Specifies the database to be used for address processing. Only databases that have been defined in the Database Resources panel in the Management Console are available.
MaximumResults	The maximum number of addresses that GetCityStateProvinceLoqate should return. The default is 10.
OutputScript	Specifies the alphabet or script in which the output should be returned. This option is bi-directional and generally takes place from Native to Latin and Latin to Native. Input Do not perform transliteration and provide output in the same script as the input (default). Native Output in the native script for the selected country wherever possible. Latn Use English values.
FailJobOnDataLicenseError	Specifies how you want Spectrum Technology Platform to respond when a data license error occurs. Fail the job Fail the entire job if a data license error occurs. Fail the record Fail the record(s) for which the data license error occurs and continue processing.

Database.Loqate

Specifies the database to be used for address processing. Only databases that have been defined in the Database Resources panel in the Management Console are available.

MaximumResults

The maximum number of addresses that GetCityStateProvinceLoqate should return. The default is 10.

OutputScript

Specifies the alphabet or script in which the output should be returned. This option is bi-directional and generally takes place from Native to Latin and Latin to Native.

Input: Do not perform transliteration and provide output in the same script as the input (default).
Native: Output in the native script for the selected country wherever possible.
Latn: Use English values.

FailJobOnDataLicenseError

Specifies how you want Spectrum Technology Platform to respond when a data license error occurs.

Fail the job: Fail the entire job if a data license error occurs.
Fail the record: Fail the record(s) for which the data license error occurs and continue processing.