Canadian CODE-1 Plus V3.4.0 User Guide for Open Systems
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pitney bowes 11 Canadian CODE-1 Plus™ Release 3.4.0 User Guide For Open Systems Information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of the vendor or its representatives. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, without the written permission of Pitney Bowes Software Inc., One Global View, Troy, New York 12180-8399. © 2008-2019, Pitney Bowes Software, Inc. All rights reserved. MapInfo, and Group 1 Software are trademarks of Pitney Bowes Software Inc. All other marks and trademarks are property of their respective holders. Prices for Pitney Bowes products, options and services are not established, controlled or approved by Canada Post Corporation (CPC) or the Canadian Government. When CPC data is used to determine parcel-shipping costs, the business decision on which parcel delivery company to use is not made by CPC or the Canadian Government. Postal CodeOM is an official mark of Canada Post Corporation. FSAOM and LDUOM are official marks of Canada Post Corporation. The data that has been used in conjunction with Recognized Software (Address Accuracy) is the Postal CodeOM data that Canada Post creates and compiles, along with other data, into the Postal CodeOM Address Database. However, Canada Post has now created an enhanced database known as the Point of Call (range based) Address Database, which is more precise than the Postal CodeOM Address Database and in particular eliminates addresses that either do not exist or are addresses to which there is no mail delivery. As the creator of the Postal CodeOM data, Canada Post is the original source of, and the owner of the copyright in, all such data. As the compiler of the Postal CodeOM Address Database and the Point of Call (range based) Address Database, Canada Post is the original source of, and the owner of the copyright in, each of those database compilations. Canada Post Data is subject to change and the Canada Post Data Files are updated on a monthly basis to incorporate the changes, which changes may include, but are not limited to, changes to update data that is no longer valid. Tous droits réservés. MapInfo et Group 1 Software sont des marques commerciales de Pitney Bowes Software Inc. Toutes les autres marques et marques commerciales appartiennent à leurs détenteurs respectifs. Les tarifs des produits, options et services de la gamme de Pitney Bowes ne sont ni établis, ni contrlés ni approuvés par la Société canadienne des postes (SCP) ou le gouvernement canadien. Si la SCP est utilisée pour déterminer les cots d'envoi des colis, la décision sur le choix de l'entreprise de livraison à utiliser n'est prise ni par la SCP ni par le gouvernement canadien. Code postalMO est une marque officielle de la Société canadienne des postes. RTAMO et UDLMO sont des marques officielles de la Société canadienne des postes. Les données utilisées en conjonction avec le logiciel reconnu (précision de l'adresse) [Recognized Software (Address Accuracy)] correspondent au données de Code postal MO que Postes Canada crée et compile, avec d'autres données, dans la base de données d'adresses de Code postalMO. En tant que créateur des données de Code postalMO, Postes Canada est la source originale de toutes ces données et en est le détenteur des droits d'auteur. En tant que compilateur de la base de données d'adresses Code postalMO, et en tant que point de remise (en fonction de la gamme) de la base de données d'adresses, Postes Canada est la source originale de toutes ces compilations de bases de données et en est le détenteur des droits d'auteur. Les données de Postes Canada peuvent faire l'objet de changements et les fichiers de données de Postes Canada sont mis à jour sur une base mensuelle pour intégrer ces changements. Ces changements peuvent inclure, mais sans s'y limiter, des changements de mise à jour de données qui ne sont plus valides. Pitney Bowes 3001 Summer Street Stamford CT 06926-0700 USA https://www.pitneybowes.com/us Support: +1 (800) 367.6950 Sales: +1 (800) 327.8627 https://www.pitneybowes.com/us/support.html Canada: Phone: +1 (416) 594.5200 Fax: +1 (416) 594.5201 Technical Support: +1 (518) 285.7283 Technical Support Fax: +1 (518) 285.6080 www.pitneybowes.ca/software/ Table of Contents Chapter 1: Canadian CODE-1 Plus Concepts . 7 Introducing Canadian CODE-1 Plus . 8 Understanding a Postal Code . 9 What is a Postal Code? . 10 Anatomy of a Postal Code . 11 Canadian Addressing Guidelines . 12 Addressing Canadian Mail. 12 Addressee Information. 13 Software Evaluation and Recognition Program (SERP) . 15 What Is SERP? . 15 How Does SERP Evaluation Process Work? . 15 The CPC Postal Code Data Files . 16 What Is a “Valid” Address? . 16 What Is an Invalid Address? . 16 Chapter 2: Platform-Specific Details. 17 For All Platforms: The Postal Code Data Files. 18 File Names . 18 z/OS and IMS JCL . 19 Getting Started with Windows . 19 Customization Issues. 19 Step 1. Edit/Save Job Files . 20 Step 2. Edit/Save Parameter Files. 21 Step 3. Run the Job . 21 Step 4. Invoke the Interactive System . 22 Copying the Sample Job to Use as a Template. 22 Setting Up the Parameter Files for Your New Job . 22 Getting Started with UNIX and Linux . 22 UNIX Shell Script . 22 Step 1. Source the setup Script . 22 Step 2. Source the Job (sample) Script . 23 Step 3. Execute the runc6p Script . 23 Step 4. Execute the Interactive System . 23 Setting Up the Parameter Files for Your New Job . 23 Copying the Sample Job to Use as a Template. 23 Getting Started with z/OS. 24 Updating the Postal Code Data Files. 24 Editing IVPFILE . 24 Getting Started with IMS. 24 Updating the Postal Code Data Files. 25 Editing IVPFILE . 25 Chapter 3: Defining Batch Jobs Using Control Language and Parameter Release 3.4.0 3 User Guide - Open Systems Table of Contents Definitions . 27 Using Canadian CODE-1 Plus . 28 Parameters . 28 Control Language . 28 Combining Parameters and Control Language . 28 Canadian CODE-1 Plus Job Steps. 29 Parameter Reference. 29 Step 1. Copying the Sample Job File. 29 Step 2. Defining the Physical Attributes of Your Files . 29 Step 3. Defining the Layout of the Input Record Elements . 30 Step 4. Defining the Layout of the Output Record Elements . 30 Step 5. Defining Processing Options . 30 Step 6. Defining Reporting Options . 31 Step 7. Writing Control Language . 32 Chapter 4: Interactive Processing. 33 Canadian CODE-1 Plus Interactive System . 34 Accessing the Interactive System on Different Platforms . 34 Address Matching Function . 34 Database Inquiry Function. 34 Correcting Uncoded Records Function . 35 Interactive System Main Screen . ..