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	==Matchcode Information==		==Matchcode Information==
	The following are the current list of available matchcodes when using the MatchUp service. For each respective matchcode, each numbered rule represents a combination of input datatypes which will be evaluated in determining whether two records match or not. Each combination of rules is evaluated simultaneously, even if the first condition returns a match. This allows MatchUp to internally group dissimilar records which have different data pieces.		The following are the current list of available matchcodes when using the MatchUp service. For each respective matchcode, each numbered rule represents a combination of input datatypes which will be evaluated in determining whether two records match or not.

			The numbered rules correlate to the following result codes:
			#MS06
			#MS07
			#MS08
			#MS09

			Each combination of rules is evaluated simultaneously, even if the first condition returns a match. This allows MatchUp to internally group dissimilar records which have different data pieces.

	;For example:		;For example:

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	Welcome to the Melissa Data MatchUp Web Service. The MatchUp Web Service is used to match user records according to a user-specified matchcode. This web service is different from most of the other Melissa Data Web Services in that it is batch-oriented. This means that a single request record is not returned with response data about that record independent of other record requests. A user submits a series of records, tells the web service to start processing, and then retrieves the records. The service response for each record will indicate whether it matched any other records in the submitted job.		Welcome to the Melissa Data MatchUp Web Service. The MatchUp Web Service is used to match user records according to a user-specified matchcode. This web service is different from most of the other Melissa Data Web Services in that it is batch-oriented. This means that a single request record is not returned with response data about that record independent of other record requests. A user submits a series of records, tells the web service to start processing, and then retrieves the records. The service response for each record will indicate whether it matched any other records in the submitted job.

			The MatchUp Web Service does not currently have Global Matching capability. In other words, only domestic US/CAN matchcodes are available. See [[MatchUp Web Service:GetMatchcodeList\|GetMatchcodeList]] for available Matchcodes.

	You can use MatchUp to:		You can use MatchUp to:

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	John Smith, 12 Main St, john@mydomain.com		:John Smith, 12 Main St, john@mydomain.com
	John Smith 781-332-8888		:John Smith 781-332-8888
	john@mydomain.com, 781-332-8888		:john@mydomain.com, 781-332-8888

	===Address===		===Address===

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	==Matchcode Information==		==Matchcode Information==
	The following are the current list of available matchcodes when using the MatchUp service. For each respective matchcode, each numbered ~~combination~~ represents a combination of input datatypes which will be evaluated in determining whether two records match or not. Each combination is evaluated simultaneously, even if the first condition returns a match. This allows MatchUp to internally group dissimilar records which have different data pieces.		The following are the current list of available matchcodes when using the MatchUp service. For each respective matchcode, each numbered rule represents a combination of input datatypes which will be evaluated in determining whether two records match or not. Each combination of rules is evaluated simultaneously, even if the first condition returns a match. This allows MatchUp to internally group dissimilar records which have different data pieces.

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	===RetrieveRecords===		===RetrieveRecords===
	Retrieve processing results. When '''GetJobStatus''' returns a Result Code informing you that the job is done and can begin retrieving records. The user must then send a Retrieve Results request for each data frame that was successfully submitted.		Retrieve processing results. When '''GetJobStatus''' returns a Result Code informing you that the job is done and can begin retrieving records. The user must then send a Retrieve Results request for each data frame that was successfully submitted.


			==Matchcode Information==



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	a FullName or parsed Last / First names for matchcodes evaluating a name		a FullName or parsed Last / First names for matchcodes evaluating a name
	at least 1, but up to 3 Address Lines for matchcodes evaluating an address		at least 1, but up to 3 Address Lines for matchcodes evaluating an address
	a Zip code or a City & State pair for matchcodes evaluating an address		a Zip code or a City & State pair for matchcodes evaluating an address.

	===SubmitJob===		===SubmitJob===

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	==Basic Usage==		==Basic Usage==
	===~~Actions~~===		===Order of Operations===
	Unlike our other single request Web Service Solutions, to have MatchUp Web Service process your database requires a series of requests and responses.		Unlike our other single request Web Service Solutions, to have MatchUp Web Service process your database requires a series of requests and responses.

	*[[MatchUp Web Service:GetMatchcodeList\|GetMatchcodeList]]		#[[MatchUp Web Service:GetMatchcodeList\|GetMatchcodeList]]
	*[[MatchUp Web Service:CreateJob\|CreateJob]]		#[[MatchUp Web Service:CreateJob\|CreateJob]]
	*[[MatchUp Web Service:SubmitRecords\|SubmitRecords]]		#[[MatchUp Web Service:SubmitRecords\|SubmitRecords]]
	*[[MatchUp Web Service:SubmitJob\|SubmitJob]]		#[[MatchUp Web Service:SubmitJob\|SubmitJob]]
	*[[MatchUp Web Service:GetJobStatus\|GetJobStatus]]		#[[MatchUp Web Service:GetJobStatus\|GetJobStatus]]
	*[[MatchUp Web Service:RetrieveRecords\|RetrieveRecords]]		#[[MatchUp Web Service:RetrieveRecords\|RetrieveRecords]]

	The developer should evaluate the response of the submitted request before proceeding to the next required request		The developer should evaluate the response of the submitted request before proceeding to the next required request.

	===GetMatchcodeList===		===GetMatchcodeList===

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	Welcome to the Melissa Data MatchUp Web Service. The MatchUp Web Service is used to match user records according to a user-specified matchcode. This web service is different from most of the other Melissa Data Web Services in that it is batch-oriented. This means that a single request record is not returned with response data about that record independent of other record requests. A user submits a series of records, tells the web service to start processing, and then retrieves the records. The service response for each record will indicate whether it matched any other records in the submitted job.		Welcome to the Melissa Data MatchUp Web Service. The MatchUp Web Service is used to match user records according to a user-specified matchcode. This web service is different from most of the other Melissa Data Web Services in that it is batch-oriented. This means that a single request record is not returned with response data about that record independent of other record requests. A user submits a series of records, tells the web service to start processing, and then retrieves the records. The service response for each record will indicate whether it matched any other records in the submitted job.

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	Welcome to the Melissa Data MatchUp Web Service. The MatchUp Web Service is used to match user records according to a user-specified matchcode. This web service is different from most of the other Melissa Data Web Services in that it is batch-oriented. This means that a single request record is not returned with response data about that record independent of other record requests. A user submits a series of records, tells the web service to start processing, and then retrieves the records. The service response for each record will indicate whether it matched any other records in the submitted job.		Welcome to the Melissa Data MatchUp Web Service. The MatchUp Web Service is used to match user records according to a user-specified matchcode. This web service is different from most of the other Melissa Data Web Services in that it is batch-oriented. This means that a single request record is not returned with response data about that record independent of other record requests. A user submits a series of records, tells the web service to start processing, and then retrieves the records. The service response for each record will indicate whether it matched any other records in the submitted job.