I have a block of text that includes name, maybe company name, and address, and maybe email address. I want to extract the street address out of that, and preferably name and address.
I\'m planning a database who has a couple of tables who contain plenty of address information, city, zip code, email address, phone #, fax #, and so on (about 11 columns worth of it), a table is an or
I am wondering if there is some sort of \"standard\" for storing US addresses in a database? It seems this is a common task, and there should be some sort of a standard.
The post office actually publishes a list of commonly used street suffixes in addresses: http://www.usps.com/ncsc/lookups/abbr_suffix.t开发者_StackOverflow中文版xt
Most of my websites in the past have been rather limited to the United States when it came to displaying addresses. On a project I\'m working on right now, however, users can add events from all over
I have a data set that I import into a SQL table every night.One field is \'Address_3\' and contains the City, State, Zip and Country fields.However, this data isn\'t standardized.How can I best parse
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We are planning to use Correct address sof开发者_高级运维tware from intelligentsearch Has anyone used their software ? Any feedback on performance ?Joe\'s right. I work for a company called SmartyStr
I have various classes which all contain address details, i.e. AddressLine1, AddressLine2, AddressLine3, Suburb, Town, etc.
I need to geocode, i.e. translate street address to latitude,longitude for ~8,000 street addresses. I am using both Yahoo and Google geocoding engines at http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/geocoder/, and fo
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