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 Posted 11/30/2006 6:00:10 PM |
| | | Address validation is only working on the Physical Address of an Account in CRM. It does not validate Mailing Address. Does anyone know if this is by design? |
| | Posted 12/1/2006 2:20:07 PM |
| | sstrayer (11/30/2006)
Address validation is only working on the Physical Address of an Account in CRM. It does not validate Mailing Address. Does anyone know if this isby design?
Address Validation does validate mailing addresses as well. Any additional addresses is stored in the CustomerAddress entity in CRM.
In Data Quality Center -> Address Validation Settings -> Configure Global Settings, you need to enable address validation for 'CustomerAddress' entity.
You can find more details on Page7-8 of the Data Quality Center Adminstration Guide
http://www.c360.com/DataQualityCenter/c360DataQualityCenterAdministrationGuide(MSCRMv3.0).pdf
thanks
Arvind Raman
Director of Product Management
c360 Solutions Inc
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| | Posted 12/12/2006 12:17:53 PM |
| | As an update to below, also wanted to point this out.
As you know, Contacts (Accounts, Leads) etc have multiple address fields. Address 1: address1_line1, address1_line2, address1_city etc
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Address 2: address2_line1, address2_line2, address2_city etcAddress Validation by default uses the "address1_" fields to validate. If you need to validate the "address2_" fields that can be done by changing a config file. The file is "c360.AddressValidation.config" file (found in the config folder). In this file, you can map the address fields which need to be used. For example, the Contact fields from the config file are shown below. <contact objectTypeCode="2">
<showPreview>0</showPreview>
<onSave>0</onSave>
<mappings>
<mapping country="USA">
<fieldMappings>
<field key="address1_name" value="Firm" />
<field key="address1_line1" value="AddressLine1" />
<field key="address1_line2" value="AddressLine2" />
<field key="address1_city" value="City" />
<field key="address1_stateorprovince" value="State" />
<field key="address1_postalcode" value="Zip" />
<field key="address1_country" value="Country" />
</fieldMappings>
</mapping>
</mappings>
</contact> Here you can change the field key parameter to use the address2_fields
Arvind Raman
Director of Product Management
c360 Solutions Inc
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