Basic Job Properties This section provides information on defining basic job properties. Naming a JobTo specify the name of a job, follow these steps.Specifying the Path to the NCOALink DataThe procedure that you use to specify the path to the NCOALink data depends on whether or not you are defining a job that will run on Windows.Assigning a Customer ID and Operator IDEvery job definition must include a customer ID. The customer ID identifies the owner of the list that the job will process. The owner is the company that filled out the Processing Acknowledgment Form (PAF) for the list.Specifying the Character SetIf you are running jobs on Windows, Unix, or Linux you can specify the character set of the input and output as ASCII or EBCDIC. If you are defining a job that will run on z/OS or IBM i, the character set specified is ignored and EBCDIC is assumed.Specifying Matching LogicVeriMove uses the move type when attempting to determine if a name/address combination in your input file has a forwarding address in the NCOALink data. The move type is specified by the mail recipient on the USPS Change of Address (COA) form. There are three move types:Matching Logic SequenceIn general, the sequence for the matching logic used to match names in your input file to names in NCOALink is:Using Business Name MatchingVeriMove uses three tables during the Business Name Matching process to compare records in your input file against the NCOALink database. Precisely certifies VeriMove with the USPS using these three tables. These three tables, formatted and installed in the Tables directory during VeriMove installation, are only used for Business Name Matching.Specifying the Run Type Option for Your JobIf you are processing your VeriMove jobs on Windows, you can run your job locally on your Windows machine or remotely through VeriMove hosted servers. To specify the run type option for the VeriMove job you are defining, follow these steps.Specifying the Job Link Option for Your JobIf you are processing your VeriMove jobs on Windows, you can select another job to begin processing after your current job completes processing. To specify a job to process after your defined job completes processing, follow these steps.Specifying a Processing CategoryProcessing categories allow the USPS to gather accurate statistics on NCOALink usage. Typically, you select NORMAL as the processing category for your jobs. However, in certain situations you must select another option. To specify a processing category for a job, follow these steps:Specifying the NCOA/Link Processing Summary Report