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...ype tells you the data type which will be used to match records, while the matchcode mapping tells the API the format of the incoming data. ...se for this would be for an application to retrieve the information from a matchcode and dynamically create the mappings based on that information.

This is a master list of the functions in the Hybrid deduper interface. ==[[MatchUp Object:Hybrid:Initialization|Initialize the Hybrid Interface]]==

This is a master list of the functions in the Read-Write deduper interface. ==[[MatchUp Object:Read-Write:Initialization|Initialize the Read-Write Interface]]==

This is a master list of the functions in the Incremental deduper interface. ==[[MatchUp Object:Incremental:Initialization|Initialize the Incremental Interface]]==

This is a master list of the functions in the Matchcode interface. ==[[MatchUp Object:Matchcode:Initialization|Initialize MatchUp Object]]==

Initializing the Matchcode interface is simpler than the other interfaces, since no License Key is required. ...string value indicating the file path to the folder containing the MatchUp Object files.

...y generated using the matchcode selected using the [[MatchUp Object:Hybrid:Initialization#SetMatchcodeName|SetMatchcodeName]] function. {{ Object Syntax

These are the basic steps of a typical implementation of the Incremental interface. #Initialize the Incremental interface.

Using the Hybrid interface allows for greater flexibility than the other interfaces, as it gives you m These are the basic steps of a typical implementation of the Hybrid interface.

The following functions prepare the Hybrid interface for use and link it to its supporting data files. ...on accepts a string value containing the path to the folder containing the MatchUp Hybrid data files.

These are the basic steps of a typical implementation of the Read-Write Interface. #Initialize the Read-Write Interface.

The following functions prepare the Incremental interface for use and link it to its supporting data files. ...on accepts a string value containing the path to the folder containing the MatchUp data files. It must be called before calling the [[#InitializeDataFiles|Ini

[[MatchUp Object|← MatchUp Object]] ==MatchUp Editor==

...ated but there are many options that must be considered for matchcodes and matchcode components. These are the basic steps of a typical implementation of the Matchcode interface.

The following functions prepare the Read/Write interface for use and link it to its ...on accepts a string value containing the path to the folder containing the MatchUp Read-Write data files. It must be called before calling the [[#InitializeDa

[[MatchUp Object|← MatchUp Object]] ...efore, some of the Global examples will not run unless you swap in the new matchcode file, or add them to your existing .mc file (which is not overwritten upon

...and sends the specific information (ZIP/PC, Name, Address, etc) to MatchUp Object. #Optionally, the application can tell MatchUp Object to add this record to its database for consideration in future comparisons.

[[MatchUp Object|← MatchUp Object]] ===What is the MatchUp Object?===