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Pipelined Data Sets > Symitar > mbraddress_v1_raw

Column nameDescriptionModeTypeLength
institutionidThis field stores the JH Platform institution identifierREQUIREDSTRING
eventtimeInternal use onlyNULLABLEINTEGER
sourcetypeInternal use only; SSDB fieldNULLABLESTRING
operationInternal use only; SSDB fieldNULLABLESTRING
extractdateInternal use onlyNULLABLEDATE
processdatetimeInternal use only; SSDB fieldNULLABLETIMESTAMP
mbraddressuuidThis field stores a JH Platform unique identifier for an addressNULLABLESTRING
mbraddresskeyInternal use only; SSDB fieldNULLABLEINTEGER
deleteidThis field stores a soft delete flag where 0=not deleted, 1=deletedNULLABLEINTEGER
fmhistindicatorInternal use only; SSDB fieldNULLABLEINTEGER
symdateInternal use only; SSDB fieldNULLABLEINTEGER
systemcreatedatetimeInternal use only; SSDB fieldNULLABLEINTEGER
odscreatedatetimeInternal use only; SSDB fieldNULLABLEINTEGER
symInternal use only; SSDB fieldNULLABLEINTEGER
odsdeleteflagInternal use only; SSDB fieldNULLABLEINTEGER
odskeyInternal use only; SSDB fieldNULLABLEINTEGER
addrlastaddrchgdateNULLABLEDATE
addrcraddrchgdateNULLABLEDATE
mbraddrnumberThis field value is unique within each Member Address record. This means that you can use the ADDR Number field as a unique identification of a specific record. Symitar Quest automatically assigns the ADDR Number field value when the record is created, and it cannot be changed. The value is a positive number greater than zeroNULLABLESTRING
addrcreatedateWhen the Member Address record is created, Symitar Quest updates the ADDR Creation Date field with the current system dateNULLABLEDATE
addrfmlastdateThis field stores the date of the last file maintenance to the Member Address record. Symitar Quest updates this field with the system date whenever you perform file maintenance of the Member Address recordNULLABLEDATE
addrexpdateUse this field to store an expiration date for the Member Address record. The Purge Member Processing batch program uses this field and other purge criteria to determine whether the Member Address record is eligible for the purgeNULLABLEDATE
addrrecordchangedateSymitar Quest enters this date when a user changes a field value on the Member Address record from the Member Address record. If the user changes a field on the Name record that results in a change to the corresponding field on the Member Address record, the ADDR Record Change Date field is not updatedNULLABLEDATE
addrdisconnectdateSymitar Quest enters this date when a Member Address record is no longer linked with any Name records after a merger. The Member Address record retains FM history. The ADDR Disconnect Date field is used to purge these Member Address records when you run the Purge Member Processing batch programNULLABLEDATE
extraaddressEnter additional information that should be saved with the address of the person identified in the Member Address record. Additional information includes an apartment number, a suite number, the building name, etcNULLABLESTRING
streetEnter the street address (up to 40 characters) of the person identified in the linked Member recordNULLABLESTRING
cityEnter the name of the city (up to 40 characters) where the person identified in the linked Member record residesNULLABLESTRING
stateEnter the state where the person identified in the linked Member record resides (up to 10 characters). The standard two-character U. S. Postal Service abbreviation is recommended for addresses in the United StatesNULLABLESTRING
zipcodeFor an Address Type field equal to (0) Domestic Address, enter a ZIP Code in standard format (00000 or 00000-0000, including the hyphen). If you enter a ZIP Code that is not valid for the specified state, or if you enter a ZIP Code in an invalid format, an error message appearsNULLABLESTRING
carrierrouteEnter the carrier route number (up to 4 characters) for the person identified in the linked Member recordNULLABLESTRING
addresstypeWhen you perform file maintenance on the Member Address record, if you change the Address Type field value from (1) Foreign Address or (2) Foreign Address Zip Last to (0) Domestic Address, Symitar Quest replaces the contents of the Country and Country Code fields with blanks. When the Address Type field is set to (0) Domestic Address, the Country and Country Code fields cannot be modifiedNULLABLEINTEGER
countryYou can fill in this field if the Address Type field is set to (1) Foreign Address or (2) Foreign Address Zip Last. If the Address Type field is set to (0) Domestic Address, this field must be blank. The Country field is added as the last line for foreign addressesNULLABLESTRING
countrycodeYou can fill in this field if the Address Type field is set to (1) Foreign Address or (2) Foreign Address Zip Last. If the Address Type field is set to (0) Domestic Address, this field must be blankNULLABLESTRING
addrfmlastpurgedateThis field stores the date through which file maintenance history for Member Address records was last purged by the Purge Transaction Processing batch program. Whenever file maintenance history is purged, Symitar Quest updates this field with a date calculated by subtracting one day from the date entered at the Save FM History From prompt. You cannot manually update this fieldNULLABLEDATE
mbraddrfiletypeOnly Symitar Quest uses this field, so it is not displayed and it cannot be changed through file maintenance. The values for this field are:NULLABLEINTEGER
headquartersThis field indicates if the record pertains to the entity's main base of operations or headquartersNULLABLEINTEGER
mbraddrversionidNULLABLEINTEGER


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Last updated Tue Sep 15 2026