I have a form that inputs an address (city/state/zip/etc.). Basically I
need to search our database for this address, prior to it being entered.
Problem in that people type St. vs. Street vs. St, Ave. vs. Avenue vs. Ave,
etc. Anyone have an affective algorithm for searching for comparable
addresses? Just curious if someone has run into/solved this problem
effectively.
Thanks,
JamesThe problem has been solved quite effectively by address correction software
vendors. It might be quite a task to write a proprietary set of functions to
do the same thing.
Don't know if this is feasible for you but you could have a separate field
to store the street type and then provide a drop-down list so that the user
doesn't have the option to input a variant (such as Ave. instead of Avenue)
"James" wrote:
> I have a form that inputs an address (city/state/zip/etc.). Basically I
> need to search our database for this address, prior to it being entered.
> Problem in that people type St. vs. Street vs. St, Ave. vs. Avenue vs. Ave,
> etc. Anyone have an affective algorithm for searching for comparable
> addresses? Just curious if someone has run into/solved this problem
> effectively.
> Thanks,
> James
>
>
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adding data entered in to web textbox to rdlc report
I have a report services report that I created in local mode that takes data from a dataset and creates a report off of it. I need to add a field into the report that shows some of the data that the user enters in to the textboxes on the web page. Can someone explain to me how to do this or point me to a resource that will show me. Thanks!!
Pass the textbox data as parameters to your report. This entails simply loading the textbox(es) data into a parameter array & passing it to your report. Cheers!
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