Oracle® Trading Community Architecture
Oracle® Trading Community Architecture
Oracle® Trading Community Architecture
Reference Guide
Release 11i
Part No. B12311-03
April 2005
Oracle Trading Community Architecture Reference Guide, Release 11i
Contributor: Alan Adams, Anupam Bordia, Carol Chow, Rashmi Goyal, Charity Kocher, Shannon
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Contents
Preface
1 Bulk Import
Bulk Import Interface Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1
HZ_IMP_ADDRESSES_INT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2
HZ_IMP_ADDRESSUSES_INT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-6
HZ_IMP_CLASSIFICS_INT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-7
HZ_IMP_CONTACTPTS_INT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-9
HZ_IMP_CONTACTROLES_INT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-12
HZ_IMP_CONTACTS_INT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-14
HZ_IMP_CREDITRTNGS_INT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-16
HZ_IMP_FINNUMBERS_INT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-22
HZ_IMP_FINREPORTS_INT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-23
HZ_IMP_PARTIES_INT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-26
HZ_IMP_RELSHIPS_INT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-33
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PERSON_NAME_DICTIONARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-20
US_STATE_DICTIONARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-118
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Account Merge Impact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-21
Account Merge Impact Reference by Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-30
Glossary
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Preface
Intended Audience
Welcome to Release 11i of the Oracle Trading Community Architecture Reference Guide.
This guide contains reference information that supplements the documentation for
Oracle Trading Community Architecture and all products in the Oracle Customer Data
Management family. The information includes seeded relationship types, seeded Data
Quality Management data, D&B data elements, Bulk Import interface table fields and
validations, and a comprehensive glossary.
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Structure
1 Bulk Import
2 D&B Data Elements
3 Seeded Relationship Types, Phrases, and Roles
4 Seeded Word Replacement Lists
5 Seeded Attributes and Transformations
6 Seeded Match Rules
7 Party and Account Merge Impact
Glossary
Related Documents
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documentation, training, and support services, to increase your knowledge and
understanding of Oracle Trading Community Architecture.
If this guide refers you to other Oracle Applications documentation, use only the Release
11i versions of those guides.
Online Documentation
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method, as well as a table of the parameter descriptions and validations. For each
BES callout, this guide provides the name of the logical entity, its description, and
the ID parameter name. Also included are setup instructions and sample code.
• Oracle Customers Online User Guide: This guide describes how to use Customers
Online to view, create, and maintain your customer information. Customers Online is
based on Oracle Trading Community Architecture data model and functionality, and
is also part of the Oracle Customer Data Management product family.
• Oracle Customers Online Implementation Guide: This guide describes how to
implement Customers Online.
• Oracle Customer Data Librarian User Guide: Use this guide to learn how to use
Oracle Customer Data Librarian to establish and maintain the quality of the TCA
Registry, focusing on consolidation, cleanliness, and completeness. Oracle Customer
Data Librarian has all of the features in Customers Online, and is also part of the
Oracle Customer Data Management product family.
• Oracle Customer Data Librarian Implementation Guide: This guide describes
how to implement Oracle Customer Data Librarian. As part of implementing
Customer Data Librarian, you must also complete all the implementation steps
for Customers Online.
• Oracle Receivables User Guide: This user guide describes how to enter and
maintain party and customer account information, define and use customer
profiles, run reports for customer information, merge customer accounts or sites
within an account, and import party and customer accounts.
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alerts to monitor the status of your Oracle Applications data.
• Oracle Applications Flexfields Guide: This manual provides flexfields
planning, setup, and reference information, as well as information on creating
custom reports on flexfields data.
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Bulk Import
Related Topics
Loading Data into the Interface Tables, Oracle Trading Community Architecture User Guide
HZ_IMP_ADDRESSES_INT
The HZ_IMP_ADDRESSES_INT table contains address information to be imported
into these TCA tables:
• HZ_LOCATIONS
• HZ_PARTY_SITES
This table lists the columns in the interface table, as well as the validation and destination.
HZ_IMP_ADDRESSUSES_INT
The HZ_IMP_ADDRESSUSES_INT table contains address use information to be
imported into the TCA table HZ_PARTY_SITE_USES.
This table lists the columns in the interface table, as well as the validation and destination.
HZ_IMP_CLASSIFICS_INT
The HZ_IMP_CLASSIFICS_INT table contains classification information to be imported
into the TCA table HZ_CODE_ASSIGNMENTS.
Within the same content source type, there should be no overlapping assignments for the
same party and classification, or class category and class code combination.
This table lists the columns in the interface table, as well as the validation and destination.
HZ_IMP_CONTACTPTS_INT
The HZ_IMP_CONTACTPTS_INT table contains contact point information to be
imported into the TCA table HZ_CONTACT_POINTS.
This table lists the columns in the interface table, as well as the validation and destination.
• EMAIL_FORMAT lookup
HZ_IMP_CONTACTROLES_INT
The HZ_IMP_CONTACTROLES_INT table contains contact role information to be
imported into the TCA table HZ_ORG_CONTACT_ROLES.
This table lists the columns in the interface table, as well as the validation and destination.
HZ_IMP_CONTACTS_INT
The HZ_IMP_CONTACTS_INT table contains contact information to be imported
into these TCA tables:
• HZ_RELATIONSHIPS
• HZ_ORG_CONTACTS
• HZ_PARTIES
This table lists the columns in the interface table, as well as the validation and destination.
HZ_IMP_CREDITRTNGS_INT
The HZ_IMP_CREDITRTNGS_INT table contains credit rating information to be
imported into the TCA table HZ_CREDIT_RATINGS.
This table lists the columns in the interface table, as well as the validation and destination.
HZ_IMP_FINNUMBERS_INT
The HZ_IMP_FINNUMBERS_INT table contains financial number information to be
imported into the TCA table HZ_FINANCIAL_NUMBERS.
This table lists the columns in the interface table, as well as the validation and destination.
HZ_IMP_FINREPORTS_INT
The HZ_IMP_FINREPORTS_INT table contains financial report information to be
imported into the TCA table HZ_FINANCIAL_REPORTS.
This combination of values in these columns must be unique:
• PARTY_ID
• FINANCIAL_REPORT_TYPE
HZ_IMP_PARTIES_INT
The HZ_IMP_PARTIES_INT table contains party information to be imported into these
TCA tables:
• HZ_PARTIES
• HZ_ORGANIZATION_PROFILES
• HZ_PERSON_PROFILES
This table lists the columns in the interface table, as well as the validation and destination.
HZ_IMP_RELSHIPS_INT
The HZ_IMP_RELSHIPS_INT table contains relationship information to be imported
into these TCA tables:
• HZ_RELATIONSHIPS
• HZ_PARTIES
• HZ_ORG_CONTACTS (Optional)
This table lists the columns in the interface table, as well as the validation and destination.
Related Topics
Oracle eBusiness Suite Electronic Technical Reference Manual (eTRM)
General Data Elements, page 2-1
Financial Data Elements, page 2-12
Capital Type
This element group describes the amount and type of capital in the business. The
amount and currency code specify the value. Type Indicator describes whether the
amount is Issued Capital, Paid in Capital, Nominal, or Authorized. Paid Up or Issued
Capital is the amount of capital pledged by shareholders at any given time and is
calculated by multiplying the number of shares issued by the par value or face of each
share. Some shares confer different obligations or voting rights on their owners. The
share capital is a component of the equity of any company along with reserves and
accumulated profits or losses. In the event of a liquidation of the business, any shares
not yet paid up must be fully paid up at that time. Nominal or Authorized Capital refers
CEO Name
The name of the individual identified as having the chief executive function. The CEO is
the highest ranking person on site: President, Owner, Branch Manager, and so on. Some
data products provide the individual’s title along with the name.
CEO Title
The position title of the primary executive in the company.
Claims Indicator
Indicates if open claims, liens, protested bills, warrants, Social Securities Summons, or
equivalent exist in the D&B database for the case company.
Commentary
Automatically generated comments, as necessary.
Commentary Counter
Number of Commentary items.
Control Year
The year that the present majority control or ownership of shares was established. Can
be the same as Start Year.
Country Code
The two character ISO code for the country where the business is located.
Criminal Indicator
The Criminal Indicator provides an indication of whether criminal proceedings related
to the case exist in D&B’s database.
Currency
Default three character ISO currency code for figures in the data product.
D & B Rating
The D&B Rating gives an indication of credit worthiness. The D&B Rating is normally
divided into two parts, the financial strength code and the risk indicator reflects the risk
associated with the business. The Financial Strength component is an indication of the
size of the subject’s tangible net worth (that is, the shareholders funds less any intangible
assets) based primarily on the most recent fiscal balance sheet results. The Composite
Appraisal component is linked to the level of risk and is an overall evaluation of credit
worthiness. It takes into account the financial condition but also several nonfinancial
factors such as trade payment history, length of operation, employee numbers, legal
structure, management experience, and any adverse listings.
In some countries, D&B uses other information in its databases to assign an ER code (size
by employee range) to businesses within specific industries or R ratings for companies
without current financial statements on file. The Rating Interpretation Tables contain
specific rating definitions and interpretation tables for countries around the world.
Date Scored
The date on which the Commercial Credit Score was generated.
DUNS Number
DUNS, which stands for Data Universal Numbering System, is a 9-digit nonindicative
identification number assigned by D&B to each separate commercial entity in the
D&B database. Each record is given a different number. For businesses with multiple
locations, each location is assigned its own unique DUNS Number. This field is always
populated and contains the DUNS number of the business that all other data elements
in the record describe.
Enquiry DUNS
Identifier of case enquired upon, will be the same as DUNS unless a trade up from a
branch to a headquarters location has taken place.
Export Indicator
Indicates that the D&B database contains information whether the business exports
or not.
Failure Score (calculated), Failure Score Aggregate, Failure Score Industry Incidence of Default
D&B’s Failure Scores predict the probability of severe financial distress or failure. The
Failure Score Commentary field is available only from the US and contains explanation
codes for that particular score.
In the US, the calculated failure score (values 1,001 to 1,850) provides a direct
relationship between the score and the level of risk. A 1,001 represents businesses
that have the highest probability of financial stress, an 1,850 the lowest probability of
financial stress. The marginal odds of being good doubles for each 40 point increase. For
example, a score of 1,200, on a marginal basis, represents twice the risk of financial stress
as a score of 1,240. This score enables you to use more granular cutoffs to drive your
automated decision-making process. Failure scores are not calculated in the US for those
businesses designated as Discontinued at This Location, Open Bankruptcy, Higher
Risk, or Self Inquired D-U-N-S®. These records are automatically assigned a score of 0.
For Japan, the Failure Score (values 0 to 10) predicts the probability of closure (failure) in
the next twelve months.
Fax Number
The main facsimile number for the subject business.
Headquarters or Branch
Indicates if the subject location is a branch or division. Branches and/or divisions are
typically other locations, apart from the headquarters or principal trading office, from
which the organization conducts its business. However, a division can operate from
the same location as the headquarters. The distinction is that a division will utilize a
separate tradestyle name and have separate and distinct operations from that of the
headquarters. Branches are not separate legal entities. Indicates whether the subject
business is a branch, headquarters, or single location.
Highest Credit
Highest credit extended in the last 12 months.
History Indicator
Code indicating whether:
• Detrimental information exists about the company in the D&B database. For
example, a current or past bankruptcy.
• Detrimental information exists about the management of the business in the D&B
database. For example, a bankrupt affiliate.
• Complete details exist about the management and company, but no detrimental
information exists in the D&B database
• Incomplete details exist on management or company, but no detrimental information
exists in the D&B database.
The History Indicator is not available from all of D&B’s databases, including
Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.
Import Indicator
Indicates whether the D&B database contains information that the business imports
or not.
Incorporation Year
The year the business incorporated. The Incorporation Year may or may not be the same
as the year the business started.
Legal Status
A code indicating the legal structure of the business as registered with governmental
authorities. Examples include LSC/102 (private limited company) or LSC/10 (general
partnership).
Location Ownership
Indicates whether premises at physical address are owned or rented.
Name
The primary name of the business.
No Trade Indicator
Indicates if there are no trade experiences, or completed payment transactions, in the
D&B files for this business.
Paydex
The D&B payment score (Paydex) is a score that assesses the payment performance of
a business. Based on the trade experiences in D&B’s database, the score corresponds
to an average days beyond terms or within terms enabling you to predict when your
existing or potential customer accounts are likely to pay. Derived from a dollar-weighted
average of a company’s combined individual payment experiences, it ranges from 0 to
100 with higher scores representing businesses which pay their bills more promptly. The
Paydex Interpretation Tables contain interpretation tables for D&B’s payment score
for specific countries.
Paydex Norm
The industry median or average Paydex score for the subject’s line of business.
Postal Town
The name of the town (according to the postal service) in which the business is located.
Registration Type
Type of registration. Field values are RTC/1 (cooperative), RTC/2 (federally
chartered), RTC/3 (professional), RTC/4 (profit), RTC/5 (state chartered), RTC/6
(nonprofit).
SIC Type
Version of SIC. Values are 1972 (used in Europe and Australia), 1977 (used in
Canada), and 1987 (used in the US).
Street
Address line of physical location. Will also contain, if available, building name and
neighborhood in separate lines.
Suits/Judgments Indicator
Indicates whether open suits, judgment, petitions or payment remarks exist in the
D&B database for the company.
Telephone Number
The main telephone number of the business. Different countries may have telephone
numbers of varied lengths which may or may not include the country or city access
codes. Each country does have an access code (contained in the International Dialing
Code field) which must be used when dialing cross-border into that country.
Total Payments
The total number of payment experiences contained in D&B’s database for the subject
company.
Year Started
The year that the organization actually commenced present operations. If the business
was formed to acquire or continue the operations of a preexisting business, then the start
date may reflect this original start date.
Audit Indicator
Indicates whether D&B has been able to determine whether the financial statement was
prepared by audit. Not populated by all country databases. The Financial Statement
Quality Table provides a description of the types/quality of financial statements loaded
into various D&B country databases.
Consolidated indicator
Indicates whether statement is consolidated or not.
Cost of Sales
Cost of Sales (or Cost of Goods Sold where applicable) from the Profit & Loss or
Income Statement.
Current Ratio
Current Assets divided by Current Liabilities. For Italy, the Current Ratio is calculated
by Total Current Assets – Stock Depreciation – Bad Debts) / Total Current Liabilities. For
Belgium, the Current Ratio = Total Current Assets / (Total Current Liabilities + Regularization
Account.
Dividends
Dividends paid to shareholders.
Estimated Indicator
Indicates whether the financial statement figures are estimated or actual. Not populated
by all country databases.
Fiscal Indicator
Indicates whether the financial statement period is 12 months or not. Not populated by
all country databases.
Final Indicator
Indicates if financial statement figures are the final closing statement for a business
which has ceased trading. Not populated by all country databases.
Fixed Assets
Amount of tangible property owned by a business that has a life longer than one year
such as buildings, equipment and land. Should be the net cost (original cost minus
depreciation and revaluation).
Gross Income
Amount left over after deducting the Cost of Goods sold from Net Sales. May be
negative.
Intangible Assets
Total of intangible assets (goodwill, patents, research and development, nonissued
capital, organizational expenses). May or may not be net of depreciation or amortization.
Inventory
Includes merchandise on hand that is ready to be sold. May also include work in
progress plus raw materials minus depreciation.
Net Income
Amount left over after all expenses and taxes are deducted. Also called Net Profit or
Loss after Taxes.
Net Worth
Total amount of Equity (Net Worth). Includes capital stock, retained earnings treasury
stock, and so on – is not the Tangible Net Worth. May be negative.
Opening Indicator
Indicates figures that are the opening statement for the business. Not populated by
all country databases.
P & L to Date
Ending Date of Profit and Loss Statement.
Qualified Indicator
Indicates auditors have made qualifying remarks about the fairness and accuracy of
the figures.
Quick Ratio
Cash plus Accounts Receivable divided by Current Liabilities. For Italy, the Quick Ratio
is calculated by: (Total Current Assets – Stock Depreciation – Bad Debts – Stocks & Work in
Process) / Total Current Liabilities. For Belgium, the Quick Ratio is calculated by: Total
Current Assets – (Receivables over 1 year + Total Net Stocks & Work in Process) / (Total Current
Liabilities + Regularization Account). For France, Iberia and Germany, the Quick Ratio is
calculated by: (Total Current Assets – Stocks) / Current Liabilities. The Quick Ratio is not
available for the United Kingdom or Ireland.
Re-Stated Indicator
Indicates figures resubmitted after corrections to original statement for period.
Retained Earnings
Retained earnings.
Sales
Net sales for the period after returns, allowances, and discounts are deducted. In
Europe, this is the Sales for the period less taxes.
Signed Indicator
Indicates if figures are signed by principals.
Statement Date
Date of current financial statement. May be full date, month and year, or year only.
Subsidiary
Indicates whether the subject business is a subsidiary. A value of Yes indicates that it is a
Subsidiary. A value of No indicates that it is not a subsidiary.
Total Assets
Total amount of current and long-term assets.
Total Liabilities
Total liabilities owed by business.
Unbalanced Indicator
Indicates submitted balance sheet figures do not balance.
Relationship Types
This table lists the seeded relationship types and their definitions for hierarchical and
circular allowed.
CAREGIVER Caregiver No No
STUDENTINSTITUTION Student/Institution No No
Relationship Subject Type Forward Role Forward Object Type Backward Backward
Type Phrase Role Phrase
Application Person ( Referee Referees Person (Child) Has Referee People with
Referee Parent) Referee
Banking Person ( Contact For Bank Account CE_BANK_ Has Contact Bank
Contact Parent) Contacts ACCOUNT Accounts
(Child) Contacts
Caregiver Person ( Caregiver for Caregivers Person (Child) Cared For By Cared for
Parent) Patients
Contact Person ( Contact For People Person (Child) Has Contact People with
Parent) Contacts Contacts
Guarantor Organization Guarantor For Institutional Person (Child) Guarantor People with
(Parent) Guarantors Organization
Guarantors
Guarantor Person ( Guarantor For Guarantors Person (Child) Guarantor People with
Parent) Guarantor
Key Company Organization Key Company Key Organization Key Company Organizations
(Parent) Of Companies (Child) with Key
Companies
Legal Contact Person ( Legal Contact POM Legal Organization Legal Contact POM
Parent) For Contacts (Child) Organizations
with Legal
Contacts
Legal Entity Organization Uses Bank Legal Entities Organization Bank Used By Banks Used by
and Bank (Parent) That Use (Child) Legal Entities
Banks
Next of Kin Person ( Next of Kin Next of Kin Person (Child) Next of Kin of Kin
Parent) for
Operating Organization Uses Bank Operating Organization Bank Used By Banks Used
Unit and Bank (Parent) Units That Use (Child) by Operating
Bank Units
POM Party Organization Party Referred Referred Organization Referred Party Exchange
Reference (Parent) By Exchange (Child) Entity
Entities Referrers
Depot Repair Organization Repair Depot Repair Depot Organization Repair Depot Organizations
(Parent) Provider For Providers (Child) Provider with Repair
Depot
Providers
Stock Holder Organization Stock Holder Stockholders Organization Stock Held By Organizations
(Parent) Of (Child) with
Stockholders
Third Party Organization Third Party Exchanges Organization Third Party Exchanges
Authorship (Parent) Author For that own (Child) Author that manage
content content
managed owned by
by another another
Organization Organization
Related Topics
Word Replacements, Oracle Trading Community Architecture Administration Guide
ADDRESS_DICTIONARY
This table lists the original and replacement words of the ADDRESS_DICTIONARY
word replacement list.
ALLEE ALY
ALLEY ALY
ANEX ANX
ANNEX ANX
ANNX ANX
ARCADE ARC
AVEN AVE
AVENU AVE
AVENUE AVE
AVN AVE
BAYOO BYU
BAYOU BYU
BEACH BCH
BEND BND
BLUF BLF
BLUFF BLF
BLUFFS BLF
BOT BTM
BOTTM BTM
BOTTOM BTM
BOUL BLVD
BOULEVARD BLVD
BOULV BLVD
BOX PO
BRANCH BR
BRDGE BRG
BRIDGE BRG
BROOK BRK
BROOKS BRK
BUILDING BLDG
BURGS BG
BYPA BYP
BYPAS BYP
BYPASS BYP
BYPS BYP
CAMP CMP
CANYN CYN
CANYON CYN
CAPE CPE
CAUSEWAY CSWY
CAUSWAY CSWY
CENT CTR
CENTER CTR
CENTERS CTR
CENTR CTR
CIRC CIR
CIRCL CIR
CIRCLE CIR
CIRCLES CIR
CLF CLFS
CLIFF CLFS
CLIFFS CLFS
CLUB CLB
CNTER CTR
CNTR CTR
CNYN CYN
CORNER COR
CORNERS COR
COURSE CRSE
COURT CT
COURTS CT
COVE CV
COVES CV
CP CMP
CRCL CIR
CRCLE CIR
CRECENT CRES
CREEK CRK
CRESCENT CRES
CRESENT CRES
CROSSING XING
CRSCNT CRES
CRSENT CRES
CRSNT CRES
DALE DL
DRES CRES
DRIV DR
DRIVE DR
DRIVES DR
DRV DR
EAST EA
EIGHT 8
EIGHTH 8TH
ESTATE EST
ESTS EST
EXP EXPY
EXPRESS EXPY
EXPRESSWAY EXPY
EXPW EXPY
EXTENSION EXT
EXTN EXT
EXTNSN EXT
EXTS EXT
FALLS FALL
FERRY FRY
FIELD FLD
FIELDS FLD
FIFTH 5TH
FIRST 1ST
FIVE 5
FLAT FLT
FLATS FLT
FLDS FLD
FLTS FLT
FLOOR FLR
FORD FRD
FORDS FRD
FORESTS FRST
FORG FRG
FORGE FRG
FORK FRK
FORKS FRK
FORT FT
FOUR 4
FOURTH 4TH
FREEWAY FWY
FREEWY FWY
FRRY FRY
FRT FT
FRWAY FWY
FRWY FWY
GARDEN GDNS
GARDENS GDNS
GARDN GDNS
GATEWAY GTWY
GATEWY GTWY
GATWAY GTWY
GDN GDNS
GLEN GLN
GLENS GLN
GRDEN GDNS
GRDNS GDNS
GREEN GRN
GREENS GRN
GROV GRV
GROVE GRV
GTWAY GTWY
HARB HBR
HARBOR HBR
HARBORS HBR
HARBR HBR
HAVEN HVN
HAVN HVN
HEIGHT HTS
HEIGHTS HTS
HIGHWAY HWY
HIGHWY HWY
HILL HL
HILLS HL
HIWAY HWY
HIWY HWY
HLLW HOLW
HOLLOW HOLW
HOLWS HOLW
HRBOR HBR
HT HTS
HWAY HWY
INLWT INLT
ISLAND ISS
ISLANDS ISS
ISLND ISS
ISLNDS ISS
JCTION JCT
JCTN JCT
JCTNS JCT
JCTS JCT
JUNCTION JCT
JUNCTN JCT
JUNCTON JCT
KEY KY
KEYS KY
KNL KNLS
KNOL KNLS
KNOLL KNLS
KNOLLS KNLS
KYS KY
LAKE LKS
LAKES LKS
LANDING LNDG
LANE LN
LANES LN
LCK LCKS
LDGE LDG
LIGHT LGT
LNDNG LNDG
LOAF LF
LOCK LCKS
LOCKS LCKS
LODG LDG
LODGE LDG
LOOPS LOOP
MANOR MNR
MANORS MNR
MDW MDWS
MEADOW MDWS
MEADOWS MDWS
MILLS MLS
MISSION MSN
MISSN MSN
MNRS MNR
MNTAIN MTN
MNTN MTN
MNTNS MTN
MOUNT MTN
MOUNTAIN MTN
MOUNTIN MTN
MSSN MSN
MTIN MTN
NECK NCK
NINE 9
NINETHA 9TH
NORTH NO
NORTHEAST NE
NORTHWEST NW
ONE 1
ORCHARD ORCH
ORCHRD ORCH
OVL OVAL
PARKS PARK
PARKWAY PKY
PARKWY PKY
PATHS PATH
PIKES PIKE
PINE PNES
PINES PNES
PKWAY PKY
PKWY PKY
PKWYS PKY
PLACE PL
PLAIN PLNS
PLAINES PLNS
PLAZA PLZ
PLN PLNS
PLZA PLZ
POB PO
POBOX PO
POINT PT
POINTS PT
PORT PRT
PORTS PRT
PRAIRIE PR
PRK PARK
PRR PR
PRTS PRT
PTS PT
RAD RADL
RADIAL RADL
RADIEL RADL
RANCH RNCH
RANCHES RNCH
RAPID RPDS
RAPIDS PRDS
RDGE RDG
RDGS RDG
REST RST
RIDGE RDG
RIDGES RDG
RIVER RIV
RIVERS RIV
RIVR RIV
RNCHS RNCH
ROAD RDS
ROADS RDS
RVR RIV
SECOND 2ND
SEVEN 7
SEVENTH 7TH
SHL SHLS
SHOAL SHLS
SHOALS SHLS
SHOAR SHRS
SHOARS SHRS
SHORE SHRS
SHORES SHRS
SHR SHRS
SIX 6
SIXTH 6TH
SOUTH SO
SOUTHEAST SE
SOUTHWEST SW
SPG SPGS
SPNG SPGS
SPNGS SPGS
SPURS SPUR
SQR SQ
SQRE SQ
SQU SQ
SQUARE SQ
SQUARES SQ
STATION STA
STATIONS STA
STATN STA
STN STA
STR ST
STRAV STRA
STRAVE STRA
STRAVEN STRA
STRAVENUE STRA
STRAVN STRA
STREAM STRM
STREET ST
STREETS ST
STREME STRM
STRT ST
STRVN STRA
STRVNUE STRA
SUMIT SMT
SUMITT SMT
SUMMIT SMT
TEN 10
TERR TER
TERRACE TER
THREE 3
TPK TPKE
TRACE TRCE
TRACES TRCE
TRACK TRAK
TRAFFICWAY TRFY
TRAIL TRL
TRAILER TRLR
TRAILS TRL
TRAKCS TRAK
TRIRD 3RD
TRK TRAK
TRKS TRAK
TRLRS TRLR
TRLS TRL
TRNPK TPKE
TUNEL TUNL
TUNLS TUNL
TUNNEL TUNL
TUNNL TUNL
TURNPIKE TPKE
TURNPK TPKE
TWO 2
UNION UN
UNIONS UN
VALLEY VLY
VALLEYS VLY
VALLY VLY
VIAALGE VLG
VIADCT VIA
VIADUCT VIA
VIEW VW
VIEWS VW
VILL VLG
VILLAG VLG
VILLE VL
VILLG VLG
VILLIAGE VLG
VIST VIS
VISTA VIS
VLGS VLG
VLLY VLY
VLYS VLY
VST VLY
VSTA VIS
VWS VW
WALKS WALK
WAYS WAY
WELL WLS
WELLS WLS
WEST W
WY WAY
DOMAIN_NAME_DICTIONARY
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IONARY word replacement list. The list is used for e-mail addresses and URLs. The
replacement words are intentionally blank so that the returned values will be more fuzzy.
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CN
CO
COM
EDU
FR
GOV
HTML
IN
JP
NET
ORG
TV
UK
WWW
KEY MODIFIERS
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replacement list. Many of the replacement words are intentionally blank so that the
returned values will be more fuzzy.
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A A
B B
C C
D D
E E
F F
G G
H H
I I
J J
K K
L L
M M
N N
O O
P P
Q Q
R R
S S
T T
U U
V V
W W
X X
Y Y
Z Z
ORGANIZATION_NAME_DICTIONARY
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ICTIONARY word replacement list.
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ASSOCIATES ASSOC
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CALIFORNIA CALIF
CHAPTER CHPTR
COLLEGE COLL
COLLEGES COLL
COMMUNITY COMM
COMPANY CO
COMPUTER COMP
COMPUTING COMP
CONSULTANTS CONS
CORPORATION CORP
DEPARTMENT DEPT
DIVISION DIV
ENGINEERING ENGR
ENTERPRISES ENTR
FOR
GROUP GRP
IN
INCORPORATED INC
INDUSTRIES IND
INDUSTRY IND
INFORMATION INFO
INTERNATIONAL INTL
JAYNE JANE
LABORATORIES LAB
LABORATORY LAB
LIMITED LTD
MANAGEMENT MGMT
OF
OR
PARTNERS PTR
SERVICES SVCS
SOFTWARE SOFT
STATE ST
SYSTEMS SYS
TECHNOLOGIES TECH
TECHNOLOGY TECH
THE
UNIVERSITY UNIV
PERSON_NAME_DICTIONARY
This table lists the original and replacement words of the PERSON_NAME_DICT
IONARY word replacement list.
AB ABNER
ABBEY ABIGAIL
ABBIE ABIGAIL
ABBOTT ABBOT
ABBY ABIGAIL
ABE ABRAHAM
ABIE ABRAHAM
ABRAM ABRAHAM
AD ADAM
ADA ADELAIDE
ADABEL ADABELLE
ADALARD ALBERT
ADALBERT ALBERT
ADALIA ADELAIDE
ADALINE ADELAIDE
ADAMS ADAM
ADAMSON ADAM
ADDIE ADELAIDE
ADDY ADELAIDE
ADELA ADELAIDE
ADELARD ALBERT
ADELE ADELAIDE
ADELIA ADELAIDE
ADELINA ADELAIDE
ADELIND ADELAIDE
ADELINE ADELAIDE
ADELLA ADELAIDE
ADEN ADIN
ADENA ADINE
ADIELL ADIEL
ADILA ADELAIDE
ADINA ADINE
ADNAH ADNA
ADOLF ADOLPH
ADOLPHE ADOLPH
ADOLPHUS ADOLPH
ADRIA ADRIENNE
ADRIANA ADRIENNE
ADRIANNA ADRIENNE
ADRIANNE ADRIENNE
ADRIEN ADRIAN
AG AGATHA
AGATHE AGATHA
AGATHY AGATHA
AGGIE AGATHA
AGGY AGATHA
AGNA AGNES
AGNELLA AGNES
AGNETA AGNES
AIDA ADELAIDE
AIMEE AMY
AKSEL AVERILL
AL ALBERT
ALAIN ALAN
ALAINE ELAINE
ALARICK ALARIC
ALASTAIR ALEX
ALAYNE ELAINE
ALBEN ALBAN
ALBERTA ALBERT
ALBERTINA ALBERT
ALBERTINE ALBERT
ALBIN ALBAN
ALBION AUBIN
ALBRECHT ALBERT
ALCOT ALCOTT
ALDA ALDIS
ALDAS ALDIS
ALDIN ALDEN
ALDOUS ALDIS
ALDUS ALDIS
ALDWIN ALDEN
ALDYA ALDIS
ALEC ALEX
ALECK ALEX
ALEDA ALIDA
ALEECE ALICE
ALENE AILEEN
ALETA ALETHEA
ALEXA ALEX
ALEXANDER ALEX
ALEXANDRA ALEX
ALEXIS ALEX
ALF ALFRED
ALFIE ALFRED
ALFONSO ALPHONSE
ALFREDA FREDA
ALFY ALFRED
ALGAR ALGER
ALGIE ALGERNON
ALICIA ALICE
ALICK ALEX
ALINA ALANA
ALINE AILEEN
ALIS ALICE
ALISA ALICE
ALISON ALICE
ALISSA ALICE
ALITTA ALETHEA
ALIX ALEX
ALLA ALEX
ALLAN ALAN
ALLANA ALANA
ALLEN ALAN
ALLIE ALICE
ALLIS ALICE
ALLISTER ALEX
ALLY ALICE
ALOISIA ALOYSIA
ALONZO ALPHONSE
ALOYSE ALOYSIA
ALOYSIUS LEWIS
ALPHONSO ALPHONSE
ALRISE ALARICE
ALTHEE ALTHEA
ALTHETA ALTHEA
ALVA ALBAN
ALVAN ALVIN
ALWIN ALVIN
ALWYN ALVIN
ALYCE ALICE
ALYDA ALIDA
ALYS ALICE
ALYSIA ALICE
ALYSSA ALICE
AMALIA AMELIA
AMARY AMORY
AMELIE AMELIA
AMERY AMORY
AMI AMY
AMIE AMY
ANA STACY
ANABEL ANN
ANABELLA ANN
ANABELLE ANN
ANASTAS STACY
ANASTASIA STACY
ANASTASIUS STACY
ANASTATIA STACY
ANASTATIUS STACY
ANATOL ANATOLE
ANDEE ANDREA
ANDERS ANDREW
ANDI ANDREA
ANDRE ANDREW
ANDREANA ANDREA
ANDREAS ANDREW
ANDRIEN ANDREW
ANDY ANDREW
ANGEL ANGELA
ANGELICA ANGELA
ANGELINA ANGELA
ANGELINE ANGELA
ANGELITA ANGELA
ANGIE ANGELA
ANGY ANGELA
ANITA ANN
ANNA ANN
ANNE ANN
ANNETTA ANN
ANNETTE ANN
ANNIE ANN
ANNORA ANN
ANSEL ANSELM
ANTHIA ANTHEA
ANTOINE ANTHONY
ANTOINETTA ANTONIA
ANTOINETTE ANTONIA
ANTON ANTHONY
ANTONI ANTHONY
ANTONINA ANTONIA
ANTONIO ANTHONY
ANTONY ANTHONY
ANYA ANN
ARA ARABELLA
ARABELLE ARABELLA
ARCH ARCHIBALD
ARCHER ARCHIBALD
ARCHIE ARCHIBALD
ARCHY ARCHIBALD
ARDELIA ARDIS
ARDELIS ARDIS
ARDELLA ARDIS
ARDELLE ARDIS
ARDENE ARDIS
ARDINE ARDIS
ARDRA ARDIS
ARIANA ARIADNE
ARIANE ARIADNE
ARLANA ARLENE
ARLEEN ARLENE
ARLENA ARLENE
ARLETTE ARLENE
ARLEY HARLEY
ARLIE HARLEY
ARLINA ARLENE
ARLINE ARLENE
ARMAND HERMAN
ARMIN HERMAN
ARMINE ARMINA
ARMOND HERMAN
ARMYN HERMAN
ARNE ARNOLD
ARNIE ARNOLD
ARNO ARNOLD
ARON AARON
ART ARTHUR
ARTIE ARTHUR
ARTURO ARTHUR
ARV ARVIN
ARVIE ARVIN
ARVY ARVIN
ASTREA ASTRA
ASTRED ASTRA
ASTRID ASTRA
ATHENE ATHENA
AUDIE AUDREY
AUDRIE AUDREY
AUDRY AUDREY
AUGIE GUS
AUGUST GUS
AUGUSTA GUS
AUGUSTIN GUS
AUGUSTINA GUS
AUGUSTINE GUS
AUGUSTUS GUS
AURA AURELIA
AUREA AURELIA
AUREL AURELIA
AURELIE AURELIA
AURICK WARRICK
AURIE AURELIA
AURORA AURELIA
AUSTEN GUS
AUSTIN GUS
AUSTINE GUS
AV AVERILL
AVA AVIS
AVERIL AVERILL
AVI AVIS
AVRAM ABRAHAM
AXEL AVERILL
AYLMER ELMER
AZALEA AZALIA
AZELIA AZALIA
BABBY BARBARA
BABETTE BARBARA
BABS BARBARA
BARBETTE BARBARA
BARBY BARBARA
BARD BAIRD
BARDEN BORDEN
BARDO BARTHOLOMEW
BARNABAS BARNABY
BARNARD BERNIE
BARNET BERNIE
BARNETT BERNIE
BARNEY BERNIE
BARRETT BARRET
BARRIE BARUCH
BARRON BARON
BARRY BARUCH
BART BARTHOLOMEW
BARTH BARTHOLOMEW
BARTHOL BARTHOLOMEW
BARTHOLEMEW BARTHOLOMEW
BARTHOLEMY BARTHOLOMEW
BARTLETT BARTHOLOMEW
BARTLEY BARTHOLOMEW
BARTRAM BERTRAM
BAT BARTHOLOMEW
BAX BAXTER
BAYNARD BERNIE
BEA BEATRICE
BEAUTRIX BEATRICE
BECKY REBECCA
BEE BEATRICE
BEL LINDA
BELINDA LINDA
BELL MIRABEL
BELLE ISABEL
BEN BENJAMIN
BENAY BENA
BENEDETTA BENEDICTA
BENEDIC BENEDICT
BENEDICK BENEDICT
BENEDIX BENEDICT
BENETTA BENEDICTA
BENITA BENEDICTA
BENJIE BENJAMIN
BENJY BENJAMIN
BENNET BENEDICT
BENNETT BENEDICT
BENNIE BENJAMIN
BENNY BENJAMIN
BENSON BENJAMIN
BERENICE BERNIE
BERG BURGESS
BERGER BURGESS
BERGESS BURGESS
BERN BERNIE
BERNADETTE BERNADINE
BERNARD BERNIE
BERNARR BERNIE
BERNETA BERNADINE
BERNETTA BERNADINE
BERNETTE BERNADINE
BERNHARD BERNIE
BERNI BERNIE
BERNIA BERNADINE
BERNICE BERNIE
BERNY BERNIE
BERRI BERYL
BERRIE BERYL
BERRY BERYL
BERT ALBERT
BERTA BERTHA
BERTI BERTHA
BERTIE ALBERT
BERTINA BERTHA
BERTON BURTON
BERTRAND BERTRAM
BERTY OSBERT
BERYLE BERYL
BESS ELIZABETH
BESSE ELIZABETH
BESSIE ELIZABETH
BETH ELIZABETH
BETSY ELIZABETH
BETTE ELIZABETH
BETTI ELIZABETH
BETTINA ELIZABETH
BETTY ELIZABETH
BEV BEVERLY
BEVERLEY BEVERLY
BEVERLIE BEVERLY
BEVIN BEVAN
BEVVY BEVERLY
BIANCA BLANCHE
BILL WILLIAM
BILLE WILLIAM
BILLIE WILLIAM
BILLY WILLIAM
BINA SABINA
BLAISE BLAZE
BLANCA BLANCHE
BLANCH BLANCHE
BLANE BLAINE
BLASE BLAZE
BLAYNE BLAINE
BLISS BLYTHE
BLISSE BLYTHE
BLUMA ANTHEA
BOB ROBERT
BOBBE ROBERTA
BOBBI ROBERTA
BOBBIE ROBERT
BOBBY ROBERT
BONI BONNIE
BONNE BONNIE
BONNI BONNIE
BONNY BONNIE
BRAM ABRAHAM
BRANCA BLANCHE
BRANDON BRENDAN
BREE AUBREY
BREN BRENDA
BRENDEN BRENDAN
BRENDON BRENDAN
BRENNAN BRENDAN
BRET BRETT
BREY AUBREY
BRIDGID BRIDGET
BRIE BRIDGET
BRIETA BRIDGET
BRIETTA BRIDGET
BRIGETTE BRIDGET
BRIGIDA BRIDGET
BRIGITTE BRIDGET
BRINA SABRINA
BRITA BRIDGET
BRODERICK ROD
BROM BROMLEY
BROMLEA BROMLEY
BROMLEIGH BROMLEY
BRUNHILD BRUNHILDE
BRUNHILDA BRUNHILDE
BRYAN BRIAN
BRYANT BRIAN
BRYCE BRICE
BUD BUDD
BUDDY BUDD
BURG BURGESS
BURT BURTON
CAL CALVIN
CALVERT CALVIN
CAM CAMILLA
CAMELLA CAMILLA
CAMELLIA CAMILLA
CAMILLE CAMILLA
CAMM CAMERON
CAMPBALL CAMPBELL
CANDICE CANDACE
CANDIDA CANDACE
CANDIE CANDACE
CANDY CANDACE
CAREY CAROL
CARISSA CHARISSA
CARL CHARLES
CARLETON CHARLTON
CARLO CHARLES
CARLOS CHARLES
CARLOTTA CHARLOTTE
CARLTON CHARLTON
CARLY CARLA
CARMELA CARMEL
CARMELITA CARMEL
CARMENA CARMEN
CARMINA CARMEN
CARMINE CARMEN
CARMITA CARMEN
CAROLA CAROL
CAROLE CAROL
CAROLINA CAROL
CAROLINE CAROL
CAROLLE CAROL
CAROLYN CAROL
CARR CAREW
CARRIE CAROL
CARROL CHARLES
CARRY CHARLOTTE
CARY CAROL
CARYL CAROL
CASPER JASPER
CASS CASSANDRA
CASSANDRE CASSANDRA
CASSIE CASSANDRA
CASSY CASIMIR
CATHARINE KATHERINE
CATHERINA KATHERINE
CATHERINE KATHERINE
CATHLEEN KATHERINE
CECILE CECILIA
CECILY CECILIA
CELESTA CELESTE
CELESTINE CELESTE
CELIA CECILIA
CEPORAH ZIPPORAH
CHAD CHADWICK
CHAN CHANDLER
CHANCELLOR CHAUNCEY
CHANCELOR CHAUNCEY
CHAPEN CHAPIN
CHAPLAND CHAPIN
CHAPLIN CHAPIN
CHARITA CHARITY
CHARLENE CHARLOTTE
CHARLETON CHARLTON
CHARLEY CHARLES
CHARLIE CHARLES
CHARLINE CHARLOTTE
CHARMAIN CHARMINE
CHARRY CHARITY
CHAS CHARLES
CHELTON CHILTON
CHERRY CHARITY
CHERYL CHERIE
CHESTON CHESTER
CHET CHESTER
CHRISSIE CHRIS
CHRISSY CHRIS
CHRISTA CHRIS
CHRISTABEL CHRIS
CHRISTABELLE CHRIS
CHRISTAL CHRIS
CHRISTIAN CHRIS
CHRISTIANA CHRIS
CHRISTIE CHRIS
CHRISTINA CHRIS
CHRISTINE CHRIS
CHRISTOPHER CHRIS
CHRISTY CHRIS
CHRYSTAL CHRIS
CHUCK CHARLES
CICILY CECILIA
CINDY CYNTHIA
CIS CECILIA
CISSY CECILIA
CLAIRE CLAIR
CLARA CLAIR
CLARABELLE CLAIR
CLARE CLAIR
CLARENCE CLAIR
CLARETA CLAIR
CLARETTE CLAIR
CLARI CLAIR
CLARIBEL CLAIR
CLARICE CLARISSA
CLARINE CLAIR
CLARISA CLARISSA
CLARISE CLARISSA
CLARKE CLARK
CLAUDE CLAUD
CLAUDETTE CLAUD
CLAUDIA CLAUD
CLAUDIE CLAUD
CLAUDINE CLAUD
CLAUDIO CLAUD
CLAUDY CLAUD
CLAUS NICHOLAS
CLAY CLAYTON
CLAYBORN CLAYTON
CLAYBORNE CLAYTON
CLEM CLEMENT
CLEMENCE CLEMENT
CLEO CLEOPATRA
CLEVE CLIVE
CLOE CHLOE
CLOTHILDE CLOTILDE
CLOTILDA CLOTILDE
CLOVIS LEWIS
COL COLEMAN
COLAN COLIN
COLBERT CULBERT
COLE COLEMAN
COLEEN COLLEEN
COLENE COLLEEN
COLLETTE COLETTE
COLLEY NICHOLAS
COLMAN COLEMAN
COLVER CULVER
CON CONNIE
CONALL CONAL
CONANA CONAL
CONANT CONAL
CONN CONNIE
CONNEL CONAL
CONNI CONNIE
CONSTANCE CONNIE
CONSTANT CONNIE
CONSTANTIA CONNIE
CONSTANTINA CONNIE
CONSTANTINE CONNIE
CONSUELO CONSUELA
CORALIE CORAL
CORBY CORBIN
CORDELLIA CORDELLA
CORENE CORA
CORETTA CORA
CORETTE CORA
CORINNA CORA
CORINNE CORA
CORNEL CORNELIUS
CORNELA CORNELIA
CORNELL CORNELIUS
CORRENA CORA
CORRIE CORA
CORRY CORA
CORT COURTENAY
CORTIE COURTENAY
CORTY COURTENAY
CORWIN CORBIN
CORY COREY
COURT COURTENAY
COURTLAND COURTENAY
COURTNEY COURTENAY
CRISPEN CRISPIN
CRYSTAL CHRIS
CURT CURTIS
CUTHBERT CULBERT
CY CYRUS
CYN CYNTHIA
CYNTH CYNTHIA
CYNTHIE CYNTHIA
DAG DAGMAR
DAIL DALE
DAILE DALE
DAISIE DAISY
DAL DALLAS
DALILA DELILAH
DALTON DALE
DAMARIS DAMARA
DAMIAN DAMON
DAN DANIEL
DANBY DENBY
DANE DANA
DANIELL DANIEL
DANNY DANIEL
DANTE DURAND
DAPHIE DAPHNE
DARA DARCIE
DAREECE DARICE
DAREES DARICE
DARI DARICE
DARIAN DARIUS
DARLEEN DARLENE
DARLINE DARLENE
DARNELL DANIEL
DARREN DARRELL
DARRYL DARRELL
DARYL DARLENE
DAVE DAVID
DAVETA DAVINA
DAVIDA DAVINA
DAVIE DAVID
DAVIS DAVID
DAVITA DAVINA
DAVY DAVID
DEANE DEAN
DEANNA DIANA
DEB DEBORAH
DEBBIE DEBORAH
DEBBY DEBORAH
DEBORA DEBORAH
DEBRA DEBORAH
DEE AUDREY
DEEDEE DEIDRE
DEL CORDELIA
DELA ADELAIDE
DELBERT ALBERT
DELIA CORDELLA
DELLA CORDELLA
DELMER DELMAR
DELORES DOLORES
DELORIS DOLORES
DELPHINIA DELPHINE
DEMITRIA DEMETRIA
DEMMY DEMETRIUS
DEMONA MONA
DEMPSEY DEMPSTER
DEMPSTOR DEMPSTER
DEMY DEMETRIA
DENICE DENISE
DENIS DENNIS
DENNIE DENNIS
DENNISON DENNIS
DENNY DENNIS
DENY DENNIS
DENYS DENNIS
DENZIL DENNIS
DEREK THEODORIC
DERIAN DARIUS
DERK THEODORIC
DERMOT KERMIT
DERRICK THEODORIC
DERWOOD DURWARD
DESDAMONA MONA
DESDEMONA MONA
DESTA MODESTA
DESTE MODESTA
DEWEY DAVID
DI DIANA
DIANE DIANA
DIANNA DIANA
DIANNE DIANA
DICK RICHARD
DICKY RICHARD
DIEGO JAMES
DIERDRE DEIDRE
DIM DAPHNE
DIMITRI DEMETRIUS
DIMITRIA DEMETRIA
DINA DINAH
DION DENNIS
DIX DIXIE
DIXON BENEDICT
DMITRI DEMETRIUS
DODI DORIS
DOLLIE DOROTHY
DOLLY DOROTHY
DOLORA DOLORES
DOLPH RUDOLPH
DOM DOMINIC
DOMINIQUE DOMINICA
DOMINY DOMINIC
DON DONALD
DONA DONNA
DONAL DONALD
DONALL DONALD
DONINICK DOMINIC
DONN DONALD
DONNELL DONALD
DONNIE DONALD
DONNY DONALD
DORA DOROTHY
DORE DOROTHY
DOREEN DORENE
DORETTA DOROTHY
DOREY DORIAN
DORI THEODORA
DORIE DORENE
DORIN DORINDA
DORINE DORENE
DOROTHEA DOROTHY
DOROTHI DOROTHY
DORRAN DORAN
DORRIE DOLORES
DORRY DOLORES
DORTHEA DOROTHY
DORTHY DOROTHY
DORY ISIDORE
DOT DOROTHY
DOTTIE DOROTHY
DOTTY DOROTHY
DOUG DOUGLAS
DREW ANDREW
DRU DRUSILLA
DRUCILLA DRUSILLA
DRUE ANDREW
DRUS DRUSILLA
DRUSIE DRUSILLA
DUD DEDLEY
DUKE MARMADUKE
DULCI DULCIE
DULCINE DULCIE
DUNC DUNCAN
DURANT DURAND
DURWARE DURWARD
DURWOOD DURWARD
DURWYN DURWIN
DWANE DUANE
DWAYNE DUANE
EADIE EDITH
EADITH EDITH
EADWINA EDWINA
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ERN ERNEST
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ERNIE ERNEST
ERROL EARL
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ERVINE IRVIN
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ESME ESMERALDA
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ESSY ESTHER
ESTA ESTHER
ESTELLA ESTELLE
ESTER ESTHER
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ETHYL ETHEL
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EVAN JOHN
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EVELINA EVE
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EVERETT EVERARD
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GAREY GARETT
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GAROLD GERALD
GARRETH GARETT
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GARRY GARETT
GARTH GARETT
GARY GARETT
GASPAR JASPER
GAVIN GAWAIN
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GAYL ABIGAIL
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GEORGIE GEORGIANA
GEORGINA GEORGIANA
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GERALDA GERALDINE
GERARD GARETT
GERDI GERDA
GERELD GERALD
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GERRALD GERALD
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GERTY GERTRUDE
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GIANNA JANE
GIL GILBERT
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GILBERTINA GILBERTA
GILBERTINE GILBERTA
GILE GILES
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GILLI GILDA
GILLY GILES
GILPIN GILBERT
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GINE REGINA
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GISELA GISELLE
GISELE GISELLE
GITEL GITTEL
GITLE GITTEL
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GLADDIE GLADYS
GLADINE GLADYS
GLADIS GLADYS
GLADWIN GOODWIN
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GLENNA GLEN
GLENNIE GLEN
GLENNIS GLEN
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GLYNIS GLEN
GLYNN GLEN
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GODDORD GODDARD
GODFREY GEOFFREY
GODWIN GOODWIN
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GRAEME GRAHAM
GRAY GRAYSON
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GREGGORY GREGORY
GRETA MARGARET
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GREY GRAYSON
GREYSON GRAYSON
GRIFF GRIFFITH
GRIFFIN GRIFFITH
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GUNTER GUNTHER
GUNTHAR GUNTHER
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GUSTANE GUS
GUSTAVE GUS
GUSTAVO GUS
GUSTAVUS GUS
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GWYN GWENDOLEN
GWYNETH GWENDOLEN
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HADRIAN ADRIAN
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HAL HENRY
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HALSY HALDSEY
HAM GRAHAM
HAMISH JAMES
HAMLIN HENRY
HANK HENRY
HANLEIGH HANLEY
HANS JOHN
HARALD HAROLD
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HARLEIGH HARLEY
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HARMON HERMAN
HARRIETTA HARRIET
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HARTLEY HARLEY
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HECK HECTOR
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HENNIE HENRIETTA
HENRI HENRY
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HENRIKA HENRIETTA
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HERVEY HARVEY
HESKETH HEZEKIAH
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HEWE HUGH
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HILDEGARD HILDA
HILDIE HILDA
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HOBART HUBERT
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HORATIUS HORACE
HORTENSA HORTENSE
HOWIE HOWARD
HOYT HUBERT
HUBBARD HUBERT
HUBIE HUBERT
HUEY HUGH
HUGHES HUGH
HUGHIE HUGH
HUGO HUGH
HUMFREY HUMPHREY
HUNTLEY HUNTER
HY HYMAN
HYMEN HYMAN
HYMIE HYMAN
IAN JOHN
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IGGY IGNATIUS
IGNACE IGNATIUS
IGNATIA IGNACIA
IGNATZ IGNATIUS
IGNATZIA IGNACIA
ILENE AILEEN
ILINE AILEEN
ILLENE AILEEN
ILLONA AILEEN
IMMANUEL EMMANUEL
IMOGEN IMOGENE
INA KATHERINE
INES INEZ
INGA INGRID
INGE IGOR
INGEBORG INGRID
INGMAR IGOR
INGRAHAM INGRAM
INGRED INGRID
INNIS INNESS
IONE IONA
IONIA IONA
IRENA IRENE
IRINA IRENE
IRME IRMA
IRMINA IRMA
IRMINE IRMA
IRV IRVIN
IRVING IRVIN
IRWIN IRVIN
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ISABELLE ISABEL
ISADOR ISIDORE
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ISBEL ISABEL
ISIDOR ISIDORE
ISIDORA ISDORA
ISOBEL ISABEL
ISOLDA ISOLDE
ISSY ISIDORE
IVA IVAH
IVAN JOHN
IVAR YVES
IVER YVES
IVES YVES
IVO YVES
IVON YVES
IVONNE YVONNE
IVOR YVES
IZ ISRAEL
IZZY ISRAEL
JABE JABEZ
JACENTA JACINDA
JACK JOHN
JACOB JAMES
JACQUES JAMES
JADAH JADA
JADDA JADA
JAKE JAMES
JAKIE JAMES
JAMESY JAMES
JAMIE JAMES
JAN JOHN
JANET JANE
JANETTE JANE
JANEY JANE
JANICE JANE
JANNA JANE
JARET GARETT
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JARVEY GERVASE
JARVIS GERVASE
JARY GARETT
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JASMINA JASMINE
JEAN JOHN
JEANETTE JANE
JEANIE JANE
JEANNINE JANE
JED JEDEDIAH
JEDDY JEDEDIAH
JEDIDIAH JEDEDIAH
JEFEREY GEOFFREY
JEFF GEOFFREY
JEFFERS GEOFFREY
JEFFREY GEOFFREY
JEGGAR JEGAR
JEGGER JEGAR
JEM JAMES
JEMIMA JEMIMAH
JEMMIE JAMES
JEMMIMA JEMIMAH
JEMMY JAMES
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JENNIFER GUINEVERE
JENNY GUINEVERE
JER GERALD
JERALDINE GERALDINE
JERELD GERALD
JEREMIAH JEREMY
JEREMIAS JEREMY
JEROLD GERALD
JERRI GERALDINE
JERRIE GERALDINE
JERROLD GERALD
JERRY GERALD
JERVIS GERVASE
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JESSI JESSICA
JESSIE JESSICA
JESSY JESSICA
JETH JETHRO
JEVON JOHN
JILL JULIE
JIM JAMES
JIMMIE JAMES
JIMMY JAMES
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JO JOSEPHINE
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JOBYNA JOBINA
JOCELIN LYNN
JOCELYN LYNN
JOCK JOHN
JOCKO JAMES
JODIE JUDITH
JODY JUDITH
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JOEY JOSEPH
JOHAN JOHN
JOHANN JOHN
JOHANNA JANE
JOHNNIE JOHN
JOHNNY JOHN
JOLIET JULIE
JON JOHN
JONAH JONAS
JONE JONAS
JONIE JANE
JONNIE JOHN
JONNY JOHN
JORGE GEORGE
JOS JOSEPH
JOSE JOSEPH
JOSEPHINA JOSEPHINE
JOSH JOSHUA
JOSIE JOSEPHINE
JOSLYN LYNN
JUAN JOHN
JUANA JANE
JUANITA JANE
JUDITHA JUDITH
JUDY JUDITH
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JULEY JULIE
JULIA JULIE
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JULIANA JULIE
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JULIETTA JULIE
JULIETTE JULIE
JULIUS JULIE
JUN JUNIUS
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JURGEN GEORGE
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JUSTUS JUSTIN
KARA KATHERINE
KAREN KATHERINE
KARENA KATHERINE
KARIN KATHERINE
KARL CHARLES
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KARLY CARLA
KAROL CAROL
KAROLE CAROL
KAROLINA CAROL
KAROLINE CAROL
KAROLYN CAROL
KARYN KATHERINE
KASPAR JASPER
KATE KATHERINE
KATHARINA KATHERINE
KATHARINE KATHERINE
KATHERIN KATHERINE
KATHIE KATHERINE
KATHLEEN KATHERINE
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KATHRINA KATHERINE
KATHRYN KATHERINE
KATHY KATHERINE
KATIE KATHERINE
KAVAN CAVAN
KAYNE KANE
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KEN KENNETH
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KENDRICKS KENDRICK
KENLEIGH KENLEY
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KENRIC KENDRICK
KENT KENNETH
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KERRIE KIRBY
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KERRY KIRBY
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KESTER CHRIS
KETTI KATHERINE
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KILE KYLE
KIM KIMBALL
KIMBLE KIMBALL
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KIRBIE KIRBY
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KITTIE KATHERINE
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KLAUS NICHOLAS
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KORAL CORAL
KRIS CHRIS
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KRISTIAN CHRIS
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KRISTIN CHRIS
KRISTINA CHRIS
KRISTINE CHRIS
KURT CURTIS
KYNAN CONAL
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LAM LAMBERT
LAMOND LAMONT
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LANGDON LANDON
LANGSTON LANDON
LANI ELAINE
LARAINE LORRAINE
LARI LAURA
LARRY LAWRENCE
LARS LAWRENCE
LARSSON LARSON
LARZ LAWRENCE
LATHROPE LATHROP
LAUGHTON LAWTON
LAUNCE LANCE
LAUNCELOT LANCE
LAUREEN LAURA
LAUREL LAURA
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LAURENCE LAWRENCE
LAURENT LAWRENCE
LAURETTE LAURA
LAURIE LAWRENCE
LAVERNA VERNA
LAVERNE VERNA
LAVINA LAVINIA
LAZAR ELEAZAR
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LEA LEE
LECTRA ELECTRA
LEDA ALIDA
LEELA LEILA
LEELAND LELAND
LEICESTER LESTER
LEIGH LEE
LEILAH LEILA
LELA LILLIAN
LELAH LILLIAN
LELIA LILLIAN
LEM LEMUEL
LEN LEE
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LENNI HELEN
LENNIE LEE
LENNY LEE
LENORE HELEN
LEO LEE
LEOLA LEONA
LEON LEE
LEONARD LEE
LEONARDO LEE
LEONE LEONA
LEONI LEONA
LEONIE LEONA
LEONORE HELEN
LEONTYNE LEONTINE
LEOPOLD LEE
LEORA HELEN
LEPP LEE
LEROY ELROY
LES LESLEY
LESLI LESLEY
LESLIE LESLEY
LESLY LESLEY
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LETICIA LETITIA
LETTA ALETHEA
LETTIE LETITIA
LETTY CHARLOTTE
LEW LEWIS
LEWES LEWIS
LEX ALEX
LIANA LEANNE
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LIBBY ELIZABETH
LIDA ALIDA
LIL LILLIAN
LILA LILLIAN
LILAH LILLIAN
LILIA LILLIAN
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LILLA LILLIAN
LILLI LILLIAN
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LILLY LILLIAN
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LILYBELLE LILLIAN
LINA CAROL
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LINDON LYNDON
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LIVVI OLIVIA
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LIZZIE ELIZABETH
LIZZY ELIZABETH
LODIE MELODY
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LOLETA LOLA
LOLITA LOLA
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LORAINE LORRAINE
LORALIE LAURA
LOREDO LORING
LOREE LAURA
LORELIE LAURA
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LORETTA LAURA
LORETTE LAURA
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LORIN LAWRENCE
LORINDA LAURA
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LORNA LAURA
LORNE LAURA
LORRIE LAURA
LORRY LAWRENCE
LOTHAIR LUTHER
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LOTTIE CHARLOTTE
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LOU LOUISE
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LOUIS LEWIS
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LOVEL LOWELL
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LUKE LUCIUS
LUKEV LUCIUS
LULU LUCY
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LYNNA LYNN
LYNNE LYNN
LYON LEE
MADA MADELINE
MADDIE MADELINE
MADDIS MATTHEW
MADDOX MADDOCK
MADELEINE MADELINE
MADELENE MADELINE
MADELON MADELINE
MADEN MATTHEW
MADGE MARGARET
MADID MADELINE
MADOC MADDOCK
MAE MAY
MAG MARGARET
MAGDA MADELINE
MAGDALEN MADELINE
MAGGIE MARGARET
MAIDY MAIDA
MAISIE MARGARET
MAL MALVIN
MALAN MELANIE
MALVINA MELVINA
MAMIE MARY
MANDA AMANDA
MANDIE AMANDA
MANDY AMANDA
MANNY EMMANUEL
MANON MARY
MANUEL EMMANUEL
MAPH DAPHNE
MARA MARY
MARC MARK
MARCEL MARK
MARCELLA MARCIA
MARCH MARK
MARCIE MARCIA
MARCO MARK
MARCUS MARK
MARCY MARCIA
MAREK MARK
MARGARITA MARGARET
MARGE MARGARET
MARGERY MARGARET
MARGIE MARGARET
MARGO MARGARET
MARGOT MARGARET
MARI MARY
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MARIAN MARY
MARIE MARY
MARIETTA MARY
MARIETTE MARY
MARIGOLD MARIGOLDE
MARILYN MARY
MARION MARY
MARISA MARIS
MARITA MAURITA
MARJORIE MARGARET
MARL MERLIN
MARLA MARY
MARLEEN MADELINE
MARLEN MERLIN
MARLENE MADELINE
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MARLINE MADELINE
MARLON MERLIN
MARRAS MARIS
MARRIS MARIS
MARS MARK
MARSH MARSHALL
MARSHA MARCIA
MARSHAL MARSHALL
MARTA MARTHA
MARTEENA MARTINA
MARTELLA MARTHA
MARTHE MARTHA
MARTI MARTINA
MARTIE MARTHA
MARTIN MARK
MARTINE MARTINA
MARTY MARK
MARTYN MARK
MARV IRVIN
MARVELLA MARVA
MARVIN IRVIN
MARYA MARY
MAT MATTHEW
MATHIAS MATTHEW
MATT MATTHEW
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MATTI MATHILDA
MATTIE MARTHA
MATTY MATTHEW
MAUD MATHILDA
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MAUREEN MARY
MAURETTA MAURITA
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MAURI MAURITA
MAURICE MURRAY
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MAX MAXIMILLIAN
MAXEY MAXIMILLIAN
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MAYBELLE MABEL
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MEAGHAN MEGAN
MEG MARGARET
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MELIE AMELIA
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MENA PHILOMENA
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MERRILL MYRON
MERT MYRTLE
MERTA MYRTLE
MERV IRVIN
MERVIN IRVIN
MERWIN IRVIN
MERYL MERLE
METABEL METHETABEL
MICKEY MICHAEL
MIKE MICHAEL
MILICENT MILLICENT
MILL AMELIA
MILLI MILDRED
MILLIE MILDRED
MILLY CAMILLA
MILT MILTON
MIMI MARY
MIN MINNA
MINA WILHELMINA
MINETTE MARY
MINI MINNA
MINNIE MINNA
MINNY MINNA
MIRA MIRABEL
MIRABELLE MIRABEL
MIRI MIRANDA
MIRIAM MARY
MITCH MICHAEL
MITCHELL MICHAEL
MITZI MARY
MITZIE MARY
MODESTE MODESTA
MOE MOSES
MOIRA MARY
MOLL MARY
MOLLIE MARY
MOLLY MARY
MONIQUE MONICA
MONTAGU MONTAGUE
MONTE MONTAGUE
MONTY MONTGOMERY
MOREL MURRAY
MORENE MARY
MORICE MURRAY
MORRIS MURRAY
MORRY MURRAY
MORT MORTIMER
MORTIE MORTIMER
MORTY MORTIMER
MOSE MOSES
MOSS MOSES
MUNRO MONROE
MUR MURIEL
MURDOCK MURDOCH
MURIELLE MURIEL
MURREY MURRAY
MURRY MURRAY
MURTAGH MURDOCH
MYRNA MORNA
MYRT MYRTLE
MYRTA MYRTLE
NADA NADINE
NADIA NADINE
NAN ANN
NANA ANN
NANCY ANN
NANETE ANN
NANETTE ANN
NANINE ANN
NANON ANN
NARA NARDA
NAT NATALIE
NATALA NATALIE
NATALE NATALIE
NATALEE NATALIE
NATALIA NATALIE
NATASHA NATALIE
NATE NATHANIEL
NATHALIE NATALIE
NATHAN NATHANIEL
NATHANAEL NATHANIEL
NATICA NATALIE
NATIE NATHANIEL
NATIKA NATALIE
NATTIE NATALIE
NATTY NATHANIEL
NEAL CORNELIUS
NEALE CORNELIUS
NEALEY CORNELIUS
NED ED
NEDDA NEDA
NEDDY ED
NEDI NEDA
NEIL CORNELIUS
NEILSON CORNELIUS
NELIA CORNELIA
NELL CORNELIA
NELLIE HELEN
NELLY HELEN
NELSON CORNELIUS
NEREEN NERINE
NERIN NERINE
NERINA NERINE
NERITA NERISSA
NERNADINA BERNADINE
NESSA AGNES
NESSIE AGNES
NESSIM NESTOR
NETTA NATALIE
NETTIE NATALIE
NETTY NATALIE
NEV NEVILLE
NEVIL NEVILLE
NEVINS NEVIN
NEWEL NOEL
NEWELL NOEL
NEYSA AGNES
NIC DOMINIC
NICHOL NICHOLAS
NICHOLL NICHOLAS
NICK NICHOLAS
NICKY NICHOLAS
NICOLA NICOLE
NICOLAS NICHOLAS
NICOLETTA NICOLE
NICOLETTE NICOLE
NIKI NICOLE
NIKKI NICOLE
NIKOLA NICOLE
NILES NICHOLAS
NINA ANN
NINETTE ANN
NINON ANN
NOBEL NOBLE
NOELLA NOEL
NOELLE NOEL
NOLAN NOBLE
NOLITA OLIVIA
NOLL OLIVER
NOLLIE OLIVER
NOLLY OLIVER
NOMI NAOMI
NONIE NONA
NONNA NONA
NORA HELEN
NORAH HONORA
NOREEN HONORA
NORINE HONORA
NORM NORMAN
NORMAND NORMAN
NORMI NORMA
NORMIE NORMA
NORRIE HONORA
NORRIS NORMAN
NORTY NORTON
NORWOOD NORWARD
NORWORD NORWARD
OBE OBADIAH
OCTAVE OCTAVIUS
OCTAVIAN OCTAVIUS
OCTAVUS OCTAVIUS
ODEL ODELE
ODELET ODELE
ODELL ODELE
ODELLA ODELIA
ODET ODETTE
ODETTA ODETTE
ODILE ODELIA
ODIN ODELE
ODO ODELE
OLEN OLAF
OLIVE OLIVIA
OLIVIER OLIVER
OLLI OLIVIA
OLLIE OLIVER
ONA UNA
ONDINE UNDINE
OONA UNA
ORA AURELIA
ORABEL ORIBEL
ORABELLE ORIBEL
ORALIA AURELIA
ORALIE AURELIA
OREL AURELIA
ORI ORIBEL
ORIBELLE ORIBEL
ORIEL ORIOLE
ORIN OREN
ORLANDO ROLAND
ORLENE ORLENA
ORLINA ORLENA
ORMAN ORMOND
ORMAND ORMOND
ORRIN OREN
ORSINI ORSON
ORSINO ORSON
ORVIL ORVILLE
OS OSWALD
OSBORNE OSBORN
OSBOURNE OSBORN
OSMAND OSMOND
OSMUND OSMOND
OTILA OTTILIE
OTTI OTTILIE
OTTIE OTTILIE
OTTILLIA OTTILIE
OWAIN OWEN
OZ OSWALD
OZZIE OSCAR
PACKSTON PAXTON
PADDY PAT
PADRAIC PAT
PAIGE PAGE
PALEY PAUL
PAM PAMELA
PAMMY PAMELA
PANSIE PANSY
PARKE PARK
PARNELL PETER
PATRIC PAT
PATRICE PAT
PATRICIA PAT
PATRICK PAT
PATSY PAT
PATTI PAT
PATTY PAT
PAULETTE PAULA
PAULI PAULA
PAULIE PAULA
PAULINA PAULA
PAULINE PAULA
PAULITA PAULA
PAXON PAXTON
PAYNE PAINE
PEARCE PETER
PEARLE PEARL
PEARSON PIERSON
PEDRO PETER
PEERSON PIERSON
PEG MARGARET
PEGGY MARGARET
PEITRO PETER
PEN PENELOPE
PENNIE PENELOPE
PENNY PENELOPE
PEONIE PEONY
PEPI PEPITA
PERCE PERCIVAL
PERCEVAL PERCIVAL
PERCY PERCIVAL
PEREGRINE PERRY
PERL PEARL
PERLIE PEARL
PERNELL PETER
PERNELLA PARNELLA
PERR PERRY
PERRIN PETER
PET PETRA
PETA PETRA
PETE PETER
PETEY PETER
PETI PETRA
PETIE PETER
PETRIE PETER
PETRINA PETRA
PETRINE PETRA
PETTA PETRA
PETULAH PETULA
PEYTON PAT
PHEBE PHILOMENA
PHELPS PHILIP
PHENICA PHENICE
PHENICIA PHENICE
PHIL PHILIP
PHILINA PHILANA
PHILINE PHILANA
PHILIPA PHILIPPA
PHILIPPE PHILIPPA
PHILIS PHYLLIS
PHILLANE PHILANA
PHILLIS PHYLLIS
PHOEBE PHILOMENA
PHYL PHYLLIS
PHYLIS PHYLLIS
PIERCE PETER
PIERRE PETER
PIPPA PHILIPPA
PIPPIN PERRY
POL PAULA
POLL PAULA
POLLIE PAULA
POLLY PAULA
PORCIA PORTIA
PRENTISS PRENTICE
PRIMROSE ROSE
PRIS PRISCILLA
PRISILLA PRISCILLA
PRISSIE PRISCILLA
PRISSY PRISCILLA
PROCTER PROCTOR
PRU PRUDENCE
PRUD PRUDENCE
PRUDI PRUDENCE
PRUDIE PRUDENCE
PRUDY PRUDENCE
PRYOR PRIOR
PURCELL PERCIVAL
QUEENIE REGINA
QUENT QUENTIN
QUILL QUILLON
QUINN CONAL
QUINT QUENTIN
QUINTIN QUENTIN
QUINTINA QUINTA
RAB ROBERT
RACE HORACE
RACHELE RACHEL
RACHELLE RACHEL
RADBOURNE RADBURN
RADBURNE RADBURN
RAE RACHEL
RAFAEL RAPHAEL
RAFAELA RAPHAELA
RAFF RAPHAEL
RAFFAELLO RAPHAEL
RALFSTON RALSTON
RALPH RANDOLPH
RAMA MONA
RAMON REGINALD
RAMONA MONA
RAN FARAND
RAND RANDOLPH
RANDAL RANDOLPH
RANDALL RANDOLPH
RANDIE MIRANDA
RANDY RANDOLPH
RANI RANA
RANIA RANA
RAWSON RAWLING
RAY REGINALD
RAYMOND REGINALD
RAYMUND REGINALD
REBA REBECCA
REBAH REBBA
REBEKAH REBECCA
REED READE
REG REGINALD
REGAN REGINA
REGGIE REGINA
REGINE REGINA
REID READE
REINHOLD REGINALD
RENA IRENE
RENATA RENEE
RENE IRENE
RENI RENEE
RENNIE RENEE
RENNY IRENE
REYNOLD REGINALD
RHODIA ROSE
RIBA REBECCA
RICA ULRICA
RICARDO RICHARD
RICH RICHARD
RICHIE RICHARD
RICK ERIC
RICKY RICHARD
RIKA ERICA
RIKI ERICA
RINALDO REGINALD
RITA MAURITA
RITCH RICHARD
RITCHIE RICHARD
RIVA REBECCA
RO ROLANDA
ROB ROBERT
ROBBI ROBERTA
ROBBIE ROBERT
ROBBY ROBERT
ROBERTO ROBERT
ROBI ROBERTA
ROBIN ROBERT
ROBINA ROBERTA
ROCHELLE RACHEL
RODDIE ROD
RODDY ROD
RODERIC ROD
RODERICK ROD
RODI ROD
RODIE RHODA
RODMAN ROD
RODMANN ROD
RODNEY ROD
RODRICK ROD
ROLA ROLANDA
ROLEY ROLAND
ROLF RANDOLPH
ROLFE RANDOLPH
ROLISTON RALSTON
ROLLIN ROLAND
ROLLO ROLAND
ROLPH RUDOLPH
ROLSTON RALSTON
RON REGINALD
RONA RONDALDA
RONALD REGINALD
RONNIE VERONICA
RONNY VERONICA
RORIE ROD
RORRY ROD
RORY ROD
ROS ROSWELL
ROSA ROSE
ROSABEL ROSE
ROSABELLA ROSE
ROSALEEN ROSE
ROSALIA ROSE
ROSALIE ROSE
ROSALIND ROSE
ROSALINDE ROSE
ROSALLE ROSE
ROSALYN ROSE
ROSAMOND ROSE
ROSAMUND ROSE
ROSANN ROSE
ROSANNA ROSE
ROSANNE ROSE
ROSEL ROSE
ROSELLA ROSE
ROSELLE ROSE
ROSELYN ROSE
ROSEMARIE ROSE
ROSEMARY ROSE
ROSENA ROSE
ROSENE ROSE
ROSETTA ROSE
ROSETTE ROSE
ROSIE ROSE
ROSINA ROSE
ROSITA ROSE
ROSLYN ROSE
ROWLAND ROLAND
ROX ROXANE
ROXANA ROXANE
ROXANNA ROXANE
ROXANNE ROXANE
ROXIE ROXANE
ROXY ROXANE
ROY ELROY
ROZ ROSWELL
ROZALIE ROSE
ROZINA ROSE
RUBE REUBEN
RUBEN REUBEN
RUBERTA ROBERTA
RUBETTA RUBY
RUDOLF RUDOLPH
RUDY RUDOLPH
RUFE GRIFFITH
RUFUS GRIFFITH
RUIAS URIAH
RUPERT ROBERT
RUPERTA ROBERTA
RUSS RUSSELL
RUSSEL RUSSELL
RUTHERFURD RUTHERFORD
RUTHIE RUTH
RYDER RIDER
SABINE SABINA
SADIE SARAH
SADYE SARAH
SAL SALVADOR
SALENE SELENA
SALLIE SARAH
SALLY SARAH
SAMANTHA SAM
SAMELLA SAM
SAMMY SAM
SAMPSON SAM
SAMSON SAM
SAMUEL SAM
SAMUELA SAM
SAMUELIA SAM
SANBORNE SANBORN
SANBURN SANBORN
SANDERS ALEX
SANDFORD SANFORD
SANDI ALEX
SANDOR ALEX
SANDRA ALEX
SANDY ALEX
SARA SARAH
SARENA SARAH
SARENE SARAH
SARETTA SARAH
SARI SARAH
SARITA SARAH
SAUNDERS ALEX
SAVINA SABINA
SAXEN SAXON
SCOT SCOTT
SCOTTIE SCOTT
SCOTTY SCOTT
SEAMUS JAMES
SEAN JOHN
SEDGEWINN SEDGEWICK
SELDA GRISELDA
SELIG ZELIG
SELMA ANSELMA
SERA SERAPHINE
SERAFINA SERAPHINE
SEWEL SEWELL
SEYMOUR MURRAY
SHAMUS JAMES
SHANE JOHN
SHARA SHARON
SHARI SHARON
SHAWN JOHN
SHEBA BATHSHEBA
SHEILA SHELLEY
SHEL SHELDON
SHELBY SELBY
SHELL SHELLEY
SHELLY SHELDON
SHELTON SHELDON
SHEP SHEPARD
SHEPHERD SHEPARD
SHEPLY SHEPLEY
SHEPP SHEPARD
SHEPPARD SHEPARD
SHERI SHIRLEY
SHERM SHERMAN
SHERRARD SHERARD
SHERRY CHERIE
SHERYL SHIRLEY
SHIRL SHIRLEY
SHIRLEE SHIRLEY
SHIRLIE SHIRLEY
SI SIMON
SIB SYBIL
SIBBIE SYBIL
SIBBY SYBIL
SIBEL SYBIL
SIBELL SYBIL
SIBIE SYBIL
SIBYL SYBIL
SID SIDNEY
SIDONIA SIDNEY
SIDONIE SIDNEY
SIEGFRIED SIFFRID
SIL PRISCILLA
SILVA SYLVIA
SILVAN SILAS
SILVANA SYLVIA
SILVANUS SILAS
SILVESTER SILAS
SILVIA SYLVIA
SIM SAM
SIMEON SIMON
SIMONETTA SIMONE
SIMPSON SAM
SIMSON SAM
SOFIA SOPHIA
SOL SOLOMON
SOLLY SOLOMON
SONDRA ALEX
SONIA SOPHIA
SONJA SOPHIA
SONNY TYSON
SONYA SOPHIA
SOPH SOPHIA
SOPHEY SOPHIA
SOPHI SOPHIA
SOPHIE SOPHIA
SOPHY SOPHIA
SPENCE SPENCER
SPENSER SPENCER
SPRAGE SPRAGUE
STACEY STACY
STAFFARD STAFFORD
STAFORD STAFFORD
STAN STANLEY
STANLEIGH STANLEY
STEFAN STEPHEN
STEFANIE STEPHANIE
STEFFEN STEPHEN
STELLA ESTELLE
STEPHANA STEPHANIE
STEPHANIA STEPHANIE
STEPHENIE STEPHANIE
STEVE STEPHEN
STEVEN STEPHEN
STEVIE STEPHEN
STEW STEWARD
STIRLING STERLING
STJEPAN STEPHEN
STU STEWARD
STUART STEWARD
SUE SUSAN
SUSANA SUSAN
SUSANNA SUSAN
SUSANNAH SUSAN
SUSI SUSAN
SUSIE SUSAN
SUSSANNE SUSAN
SUSY SUSAN
SUZANNA SUSAN
SUZETTA SUSAN
SUZIE SUSAN
SUZY SUSAN
SWAIN SWAINE
SWANE SWAINE
SYBYL SYBIL
SYD SIDNEY
SYDNEY SIDNEY
SYL SYLVIA
SYLVAN SILAS
SYLVESTER SILAS
SYLVIE SYLVIA
TABBIE TABITHA
TAD THADDEUS
TAIT TATE
TAITE TATE
TALBOT TALBOTT
TALLBOY TALBOTT
TALLU TALLULAH
TALLULA TALLULAH
TAM THOMAS
TAMA TAMARA
TAMMANY THOMAS
TAMMY THOMAS
TANYA TANIA
TAVEY OCTAVIUS
TAVI OCTAVIA
TAVIA OCTAVIA
TED THEODORE
TEDDI THEODORA
TEDDIE THEODORE
TEDDY THEODORE
TEDRIC THEODORIC
TEENA MARTINA
TERRENCE TERENCE
TERRY TERENCE
TESS TERESA
TESSA TERESA
TESSIE TERESA
THACHER THATCHER
THACKERAY THATCHER
THAD THADDEUS
THAXTER THATCHER
THEA THEODORA
THEDA THEODORA
THEO THEODORE
THEOBALD TYBALT
THEODOSIA THEODORA
THERESA TERESA
THERESE TERESA
THIA ANTHEA
THIBAUT TYBALT
THOM THOMAS
THOMASA THOMASINA
THOMASINE THOMASINA
THORMAN THURMAN
TILDA MATHILDA
TILLIE MATHILDA
TILLY MATHILDA
TIM TIMOTHY
TIMMIE TIMOTHY
TINA MARTINA
TIPPI ZIPPORAH
TIPPIE ZIPPORAH
TISH LETITIA
TOBE TOBIAS
TOBI TOBEY
TOBIT TOBIAS
TOBY TOBIAS
TOINETTE ANTONIA
TOM THOMAS
TOMAS THOMAS
TOMMY THOMAS
TONI ANTONIA
TONY ANTHONY
TORIN TERENCE
TORRANCE TERENCE
TRACEY TERESA
TRACY TERESA
TRAVIS TRAVERS
TRICIA PAT
TRINA KATHERINE
TRISH PAT
TRIX BEATRICE
TRIXIE BEATRICE
TRUDE GERTRUDE
TRUDY GERTRUDE
TSIPROAH ZIPPORAH
TUDOR THEODORE
TY TYSON
TYBALD TYBALT
ULRIC ALARIC
ULRICH ALARIC
ULRICK ALARIC
ULRIKA ULRICA
URANIE URANIA
URIA URIAH
URIEL URIAH
URSA URSULA
URSEL URSULA
URSI URSULA
URSULETTE URSULA
UTA OTTILIE
UZZIEL UZIEL
VACHIL VACHEL
VAL VALENTINA
VALE VAIL
VALEDA VELDA
VALENCIA VALENTINA
VALENTE VALENTINE
VALENTIA VALENTINA
VALERIA VALENTINA
VALERIE VALENTINA
VALIANT VALENTINE
VALLE VAIL
VALLIE VALENTINA
VALORA VALENTINA
VAN VANESSA
VANNI VANESSA
VARECK WARRICK
VARICK WARRICK
VASHTA VASHTI
VASTI VASHTI
VAUGHN VAUGHAN
VELMA WILHELMINA
VERDIE VERDA
VERGIL VIRGIL
VERN VERNON
VERNE VERNON
VERNICE VERNA
VERNITA VERNA
VI VIVIAN
VICK VIC
VICKI VIC
VICKY VIC
VICTOIR VIC
VICTOR VIC
VICTORIA VIC
VICTORIE VIC
VICTORINE VIC
VIN VINCENT
VINA ALVINA
VINCE VINCENT
VINE VINNA
VINIA LAVINIA
VINNY GALVIN
VIOLA VIOLET
VIOLETTA VIOLET
VIOLETTE VIOLET
VIONA FIONNA
VIONNA FIONNA
VIRG VIRGIL
VIRGIE VIRGIL
VIRGILIA VIRGINIA
VIRGINIE VIRGINIA
VIRGY VIRGINIA
VITTORIO VIC
VIV VIVIAN
VIVI VIVIAN
VIVIA VIVIAN
VIVIANE VIVIAN
VIVIE VIVIAN
VIVIEN VIVIAN
VIVIENNE VIVIAN
VLAD VLADIMIR
VLADAMIR VLADIMIR
VOLNY VOLNEY
VON YVONNE
VONN VAUGHAN
VONNIE YVONNE
VONNY VERONICA
WAIN WAYNE
WAINE WAYNE
WALDEMAR VLADIMIR
WALDIMAR VLADIMIR
WALDO VLADIMIR
WALLI WALLACE
WALLIE WALLACE
WALLIS WALLACE
WALLY WALLACE
WALSH WALLACE
WALT WALLACE
WALTER WALLACE
WALTERS WALLACE
WEB WEBSTER
WEBB WEBSTER
WELLESLEY WESLEY
WENDA WANDA
WENDEL WENDELL
WENDI GWENDOLEN
WENDY GWENDOLEN
WENONAH WENONA
WES WESLEY
WIATT GUY
WIL WILSON
WILBERT GILBERT
WILBUR GILBERT
WILFREDA FREDA
WILFRID WILFRED
WILHELM WILLIAM
WILL WILLIAM
WILLET WILLIAM
WILLIS WILLIAM
WILLY WILLIAM
WILMA WILHELMINA
WIN WINSTON
WINA EDWINA
WINFRED WILIFRED
WINFRID WILIFRED
WINN ELWIN
WINNIE EDWINA
WINNY WINIFRED
WINONA WENONA
WINTON WINSTON
WLADIMIR VLADIMIR
WOODIE WOODROW
WORD WARD
WYATT GUY
WYNE WYNNE
WYNN ELWIN
XENIA XENA
XINA CHRIS
YANCEY YANCY
YASMINE JASMINE
YOLANDA YOLANDE
YORICK YORK
YORKE YORK
YVETTE YVONNE
YVON YVES
ZABRINE ZABRINA
ZACH ZACHARIAH
ZACHARIAS ZACHARIAH
ZACHARY ZACHARIAH
ZACK ZACHARIAH
ZANE JOHN
ZEB ZEBADIAH
ZEBA ZEBADA
ZEBE ZEBADIAH
ZEBEDEE ZEBADIAH
ZEENA ZENA
ZEKE EZEKIEL
ZELDA GRISELDA
ZENIA ZENA
ZEPH ZEPHANIAH
ZERLA ZERLINA
ZERLINE ZERLINA
ZINA ZINAH
ZIPPORA ZIPPORAH
ZITA TERESA
ZORAH ZORA
ZORANA ZORA
ZORINA ZORA
ANDERSON ANDERSEN
ANDERSSON ANDERSEN
FREDERICKSEN FREDERIKSEN
FREDERICKSON FREDERIKSEN
FREDRICKSEN FREDERIKSEN
FREDRICKSON FREDERIKSEN
HANSON HANSEN
HANSSON HANSEN
JACABSIN JACOBSON
JACOBSEN JACOBSON
JACOBSSON JACOBSON
JAKOBSEN JACOBSON
JAKOBSON JACOBSON
JENSON JENSEN
JENSSON JENSEN
JORGENSON JORGENSEN
LARSEN LARSON
SCHMID SMITH
SCHMIDT SMITH
SCHMITS SMITH
SCHMITT SMITH
SCHMITZ SMITH
US_STATE_DICTIONARY
This table lists the original and replacement words for the US_STATE_DICTIONARY
word replacement list. This list is only for the states in the US.
AL ALABAMA
AK ALASKA
AZ ARIZONA
AR ARKANSAS
AS AMERICAN SAMOA
CA CALIFORNIA
CO COLORADO
CT CONNECTICUT
DE DELAWARE
DC DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FL FLORIDA
GA GEORGIA
GU GUAM
HI HAWAII
ID IDAHO
IL ILLINOIS
IN INDIANA
IA IOWA
KS KANSAS
KY KENTUCKY
LA LOUISIANA
ME MAINE
MH MARSHALL ISLANDS
MD MARYLAND
MA MASSACHUSETTS
MI MICHIGAN
MN MINNESOTA
MS MISSISSIPPI
MO MISSOURI
MT MONTANA
NE NEBRASKA
NV NEVADA
NH NEW HAMPSHIRE
NJ NEW JERSEY
NM NEW MEXICO
NY NEW YORK
NC NORTH CAROLINA
ND NORTH DAKOTA
OH OHIO
OK OKLAHOMA
OR OREGON
PA PENNSYLVANIA
PR PUERTO RICO
PW PALAU
RI RHODE ISLAND
SC SOUTH CAROLINA
SD SOUTH DAKOTA
TN TENNESSEE
TX TEXAS
UT UTAH
VT VERMONT
VA VIRGINIA
VI VIRGIN ISLANDS
WA WASHINGTON
WV WEST VIRGINIA
WI WISCONSIN
WY WYOMING
Seeded Attributes
Seeded attributes are provided for the entities used in Data Quality
Management: Party, Address, Contact, and Contact Point. These attributes are used for
matching in the staged schema. Most of the attributes correspond to a column in a HZ
table, such as HZ_PARTIES. A table exists in the staged schema for each entity, and each
of the four tables has 30 custom attribute columns that you can use to add attributes
that are not seeded.
Seeded attributes are defined as lookup codes, and the lookup meaning is what appears
as the attribute name in the Define Attributes and Transformations page.
The staged schema also includes special logical attributes to facilitate matching for more
frequently used and ambiguously defined attributes:
• Address: Concatenates address information from the ADDRESS1, ADDRESS2,
ADDRESS3, and ADDRESS 4 columns in the HZ_LOCATIONS table
• All Account Names: Concatenates all account names for a party from the
ACCOUNT_NAME column in the HZ_CUST_ACCOUNTS table
• All Account Numbers: Concatenates all account numbers for a party from the
ACCOUNT_NUMBER column in the HZ_CUST_ACCOUNTS table
• Concatenated Party Names: Concatenates all party names including known-as
names from the PARTY_NAME, KNOWN_AS, KNOWN_AS2, KNOWN_AS3,
KNOWN_AS4, and KNOWN_AS5 columns in the HZ_PARTIES table
• Phone Number Flexible Format: Concatenates phone numbers in the format of
phone number, raw phone number, phone country code, and raw phone number from
the PHONE_NUMBER, RAW_PHONE_NUMBER, PHONE_COUNTRY_CODE, and
RAW_PHONE_NUMBER columns in the HZ_CONTACT_POINTS table
You cannot apply similarity algorithms to these attributes because the attributes
consist of a concatenation of columns. The similarity algorithm would apply to
the entire concatenation and likely produce unusable results. See: Assigning
Scores, Transformations, and Thresholds, Oracle Trading Community Architecture
Administration Guide.
Party Attributes
The attributes for the party entity are stored in the HZ_STAGED_PARTIES
table of the staged schema. The source tables for the attribute values include
HZ_PARTIES, HZ_ORGANIZATION_PROFILES, and HZ_PERSON_PROFILES. This
table shows the seeded attributes and their source table from the TCA Registry.
Address Attributes
The attributes for the Address entity are stored in the HZ_STAGED_PARTY_SITES table
of the staged schema. The source tables for the attribute values include HZ_LOCATIONS
and HZ_PARTY_SITES. This table shows the seeded attributes and their source table
from the TCA Registry.
Seeded Transformations
Transformations are preconfigured for the entities of Party, Address, Contact, and
Contact Point. You can also create your own transformations.
Transformations, seeded or not, can also contain word replacements. See: Word
Replacements, Oracle Trading Community Architecture Administration Guide.
Note: The EXACT transformation, as well as other transformations that
include EXACT, replaces non-English characters, for example á with a, ü
and û with u, ô with o, and é with e.
This table shows the seeded transformations, the function and purpose of each, as
well as examples of the transformation.
CLEANSE (EMA HZ_TRANS_ Replace domain To catch incorrect joe.smith@ J SMTH ORCL
IL) PKG. name words. vowel usage and oracle.com
CLEANSED_ typing errors as
Capitalize all
EMAIL well as mistakes
letters.
with domain
Replace names
nonalphanumeric
characters with
white space.
Reduce all
instances of
white space to
a single white
space.
Remove double
letters.
Remove vowels
except initial
vowels.
CLEANSED HZ_TRANS_ Capitalize all Clean and 300 Oracle Pkwy. 300 ORCL
WORD RE PKG.BASIC_ letters. replace words PRKWY
PLACE (for CLEANSE_ for addresses.
Remove
addresses) WRADDR
nonalphanumeric
characters.
Reduce all
instances of
white space to
a single white
space.
Remove double
letters.
Remove vowels
except initial
vowels.
Replace words
for addresses.
CLEANSED HZ_TRANS_ Capitalize all Clean and Oracle Corp. ORCL CRPRTN
WORD RE PKG.BASIC_ letters. replace words
PLACE (for CLEANSE_ for organization
Remove
organization WRNAMES names.
nonalphanumeric
names)
characters.
Reduce all
instances of
white space to
a single white
space.
Remove double
letters.
Remove vowels
except initial
vowels.
Replace words
for organization
names.
CLEANSED HZ_TRANS_ Capitalize all Clean and Bob S. Smith RBRT S SMTH
WORD RE PKG.BASIC_ letters. replace words for
PLACE (for CLEANSE_WR person names.
Remove
person names) PERSON
nonalphanumeric
characters.
Reduce all
instances of
white space to
a single white
space.
Remove double
letters.
Remove vowels
except initial
vowels.
Replace words
for organization
names.
CORE DOMAIN HZ_EMAIL_ Use the FULL To extract the Joe.smith@ ORACLE.CO.
EXTRACTION DOMAINS_V2 DOMAIN core domain of oracle.co.uk UK (if CO.UK
PUB.CORE_ EXTRACTION e-mail addresses is an E-Mail
DOMAIN to extract only and ignore ISP Domain Suffixes
full domains that e-mail domains lookup code and
are not ISP e-mail not included in
domains. the ISP E-Mail
Domains lookup
Compare value
type)
to lookup codes
in the E-Mail CO.UK (if the
Domain Suffixes input does not
(HZ_DOMAIN_ match codes in
SUFFIX_LIST) either lookup
lookup type. type)
For matches
to the lookup,
remove
everything but
the lookup value
and the directly
preceding
segment. For
nonmatching
values, remove
everything but
the last two
segments.
• !
• "
• #
• $
• &
with null
only if the
alphanumeric
character to
the right of
the symbol is
not followed
by another
alphanumeric
character. If not,
and for all other
symbols, replace
with a white
space.
Reduce all
instances of
white space to
a single white
space.
EXACT (URL) HZ_TRANS_ Replace http:// To catch case http:// WWw. WWW.
PKG.EXACT_ and other URL errors oracle.com ORACLE. COM
URL protocols.
Capitalize all
letters.
FULL DOMAIN HZ_EMAIL_ Capitalize all To extract the full Joe.smith@ ORACLE.CO.UK
EXTRACTION DOMAINS_ letters. domain of e-mail oracle.co.uk (if the input does
V2PUB.FULL_ addresses and not match codes
Remove
DOMAIN ignore ISP e-mail in the ISP E-Mail
everything
domains Domains lookup
before and
type)
including the @
symbol in e-mail
addresses.
Compare value
to lookup codes
in the ISP E-Mail
Domains (HZ_
DOMAIN_ISP_L
IST) lookup type.
Replace
matching values
with a null value.
REV + WORD HZ_TRANS_ Reverse the lastTo catch incorrect D’ Angello Mike MCHL D ANGL
REPLACE + PKG.REVERSE_ word as the first
ordering of
CLEANSE WRNAMES_ word. words, as well
CLEANSE as nicknames,
Capitalize all
(for person or abbreviations,
letters.
organization and spelling
names) Remove variations for
nonalphanumeric person or
or
characters. organization
HZ_TRANS_ names and
Reduce all
PKG.REVERSE_ incorrect vowel
instances of
WRPERSON_ usage and typing
white space to
CLEANSE (for errors
a single white
person names
space.
only)
Replace words
for person or
organization
names.
Remove double
letters.
Remove vowels
except initial
vowels.
REV + WORD HZ_TRANS_ Reverse the lastTo catch incorrect Inc Mitchell MITC INCO
REPLACE + PKG.REVERSE_ ordering of
word as the first
CLUSTER WRNAMES_ word. words, as well
CLUSTER as nicknames,
Capitalize all
(for person or abbreviations,
letters.
organization and spelling
names) Remove variations for
nonalphanumeric person names
or
characters. and spelling
HZ_TRANS_ errors at the end
Reduce all
PKG.REVERSE_ of the word and
instances of
WRPERSON_ minor format
white space to
CLUSTER (for errors
a single white
person names
space.
only)
Replace words
for person
names.
Remove all but
first four letters
of the first two
words.
WORD RE HZ_TRANS_ Replace words To standardize 300 Oracle Pkwy. 300 Oracle
PLACE (for PKG.BASIC_ for addresses. address details Parkway
addresses) WRADDR
Related Topics
Transformations Overview, Oracle Trading Community Architecture Administration Guide
Related Topics
Match Rules Overview, Oracle Trading Community Architecture Administration Guide
Related Topics
Seeded Match Rules, page 6-2
Relationship Manager
The RM SEARCH RULE seeded match rule is provided specifically for Relationship
Manager to search for existing relationships. See:
• RM SEARCH RULE, page 6-27
• Setting Up Relationship Manager, Oracle Trading Community Architecture
Administration Guide.
Oracle Receivables
These match rules are seeded specifically for features in Oracle Receivables.
• SAMPLE:BASIC SEARCH RULE
• SAMPLE:ADVANCED SEARCH RULE
See: Seeded Search Match Rules, Oracle Receivables User Guide.
Related Topics
Seeded Match Rules, page 6-2
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
WORD RE 90 Exact
PLACE
WORD RE 90 Exact
PLACE
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
WORD RE 90 Exact
PLACE
WORD RE 90 Exact
PLACE
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
WORD RE 90 Exact
PLACE
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
WORD RE 80 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE
WORD RE 90 Exact
PLACE +
EXACT +
REVERSE
WORD RE 70 Similarity 75
PLACE +
CLEANSE +
REVERSE
WORD RE 70 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE
Related Topics
Addresses and Relationships, Oracle Customer Data Librarian User Guide
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Match Threshold 80
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
WORD RE 70 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE
Related Topics
Addresses, Oracle Customer Data Librarian User Guide
DL RELATIONSHIP DEFAULT
The DL RELATIONSHIP DEFAULT match rule identifies duplicate relationships as
default suggestions for mapping relationships in merge requests.
Purpose: Expanded Duplicate Identification
Search Operator: Match All Attributes
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Match Threshold 80
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
WORD RE 90 Exact
PLACE +
EXACT +
REVERSE
WORD RE 60 Similarity 75
PLACE +
CLEANSE +
REVERSE
CLEANSE 70 Exact
(EMAIL)
Related Topics
Relationships, Oracle Customer Data Librarian User Guide
DL SMART SEARCH
The DL SMART SEARCH match rule can be used for Smart Search to search for potential
duplicate parties from which you create merge requests.
Purpose: Search
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
Related Topics
Smart Search, Oracle Customer Data Librarian User Guide
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
SOUNDEX 70 Exact
WORD RE 80 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE +
REVERSE
Related Topics
Creating System Duplicate Identification Batches, Oracle Customer Data Librarian User
Guide
HZ_ORG_ADV_SEARCH_RULE
The HZ_ORG_ADV_SEARCH_RULE match rule can be used for advanced searches of
organizations, for example, the search in Customers Online.
Purpose: Search
Search Operator: Match Any Attribute
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Match Threshold 60
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
SOUNDEX 70 Exact
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Match Threshold 60
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
SOUNDEX 70 Exact
HZ_PERSON_ADVANCED_SEARCH_MATCH_RULE
The HZ_PERSON_ADVANCED_SEARCH_MATCH_RULE match rule can be used for
advanced searches of persons, for example, the search in Customers Online.
Purpose: Search
Search Operator: Match Any Attribute
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Match Threshold 60
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Match Threshold 60
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
RM SEARCH RULE
The RM SEARCH RULE match rule is used in Relationship Manager to determine the
search criteria and results when you search for the party to manage relationships for.
Purpose: Search
Search Operator: Match All Attributes
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
WORD RE 80 Exact
PLACE +
EXACT +
REVERSE
WORD RE 60 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE +
REVERSE
WORD RE 80 Exact
PLACE +
EXACT +
REVERSE
WORD RE 70 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE +
REVERSE
Related Topics
Searching for Parties and Viewing Results, Oracle Trading Community Architecture User
Guide
SAMPLE: ADDRESS_ORGANIZATIONS
The SAMPLE: ADDRESS_ORGANIZATIONS match rule identifies duplicate parties
of type Organization based on party name and address.
Purpose: Expanded Duplicate Identification
Search Operator: Match All Attributes
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Match Threshold 55
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
WORD RE 90 Exact
PLACE +
EXACT +
REVERSE
WORD RE 70 Similarity 75
PLACE +
CLEANSE +
REVERSE
WORD RE 70 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE
SAMPLE: ADDRESS_PERSONS
The SAMPLE: ADDRESS_PERSONS match rule identifies duplicate parties of type
Person based on party name and address.
Purpose: Expanded Duplicate Identification
Search Operator: Match All Attributes
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Match Threshold 65
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
WORD RE 90 Exact
PLACE +
EXACT +
REVERSE
WORD RE 70 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE +
REVERSE
SAMPLE: IDENTICAL_ORGANIZATIONS
The SAMPLE: IDENTICAL_ORGANIZATION match rule identifies duplicate parties
of type Organization.
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Match Threshold 20
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
SAMPLE: IDENTICAL_PERSON
The SAMPLE: IDENTICAL_PERSON match rule identifies duplicate parties of type
Person.
Purpose: Expanded Duplicate Identification
Search Operator: Match All Attributes
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Match Threshold 15
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
CLEANSE 75 Exact
(EMAIL)
SAMPLE: SEARCH
The SAMPLE: SEARCH match rule is for search interface based on commonly used
attributes.
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
WORD RE 90 Exact
PLACE +
EXACT +
REVERSE
WORD RE 70 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE +
REVERSE
WORD RE 70 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE +
REVERSE
WORD RE 70 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE
WORD RE 70 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Match Threshold 55
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
WORD RE 70 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
WORD RE 80 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
WORD RE 90 Exact
PLACE +
EXACT +
REVERSE
WORD RE 80 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
WORD RE 80 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE
SAMPLE: SIMILAR_ORGANIZATION
The SAMPLE: SIMILAR_ORGANIZATION match rule identifies duplicate parties of
type Organization that have similar names, addresses, contacts, or contact points.
Purpose: Expanded Duplicate Identification
Search Operator: Match Any Attribute
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
WORD RE 90 Exact
PLACE +
EXACT +
REVERSE
WORD RE 70 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE +
REVERSE
WORD RE 70 Exact
PLACE +
CLEANSE +
REVERSE
SAMPLE: SIMILAR_PERSON
The SAMPLE: SIMILAR_PERSON match rule identifies duplicate parties of type Person
that have similar names, address, or contact points.
Acquisition
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the acquisition part of
the matching process.
Scoring
This table shows the seeded thresholds for the scoring part of the matching process.
Threshold Value
Override Threshold
This table shows the seeded attributes and transformations for the scoring part of
the matching process.
WORD RE 90 Exact
PLACE +
EXACT +
REVERSE
WORD RE 60 Similarity 75
PLACE +
CLEANSE +
REVERSE
CLEANSE 70 Exact
(EMAIL)
Assumptions
This document assumes that the reader understands the basic concepts of the various
applications in the E-Business Suite. For detailed information regarding the entities
affected during merge, please refer to respective application user’s guide and the
electronic technical reference manual (eTRM) located in OracleMetaLink.
Advanced Pricing
The following information transfers to the master party record:
Pricing Qualifiers: Parties and party sites can be used as pricing qualifiers in Advanced
Pricing. Any record referring to the candidate party as the pricing qualifier is updated to
look at the master party record.
Validation
The pricing qualifier information is transferred to the master party record after ensuring
that a similar qualifier does not exist for the master party.
Collections
Information regarding delinquencies associated with a party is stored in the Collections
application. When parties are merged, the delinquency information is transferred to
the master party.
When two parties are merged, the following information is transferred to the master
party:
• Collections scores for delinquencies, sites, accounts and parties
• Delinquencies of a party
• Collections communications sent to parties; party, account and site
• Strategies applied to parties, accounts, and sites in order to recover debt
Validations
The merge takes place only if the master party does not have similar dependent records
If Oracle Purchasing application has been installed, then the subscription information
is associated to a supplier and not a party. Therefore, the merge operation does not
take place.
If Human Resources is installed, then the revision of documents and the approver of a
revision comes from the HR tables. Therefore, the merge operation does not take place.
Contracts Core
When parties are merged the following information is transferred to the master party:
• Current versions of all contracts
CRM Foundation
The following information is merged into the master party record:
• Temporary placement of fulfillment content to be previewed and then either
submitted for dispatch or deleted associated with the duplicate party
• Information requests that have been processed by the Fulfillment Server for the
duplicate party
• Fulfillment content history for every content corresponding to a template
Validation
The resource is not transferred if the master party already has a resource defined in the
resource manager application.
Validation
If the party has an associated named account, then an error is raised and party merge
cannot be completed. In other words, if a party is assigned to a territory group that
party cannot be merged to another party.
Customer Care
The Customer Care merge process transfers information to the master party about
relationship plans, which allow companies to automate their customer service practices
and provide a proactive and consistent way to take care of the customers needs.
Grants Proposal
The following information is transferred in case of person-party merge:
• Person information, such as graduation date, field of study, area of
specialization, school name, and degrees
• A person’s biosketch information
• Information pertaining to a person’s role and percentage effort on a given proposal
• Information pertaining to a person’s completed proposals and awards
The following information is transferred in case of organization-party merge:
• The organization along with its multiple locations
Validations
If the master party has any information associated with it in Grants Proposal
product, then the merge cannot be completed.
Human Resources
The following information transfers to the master party record:
• Corresponding personal information for employees, applicants, ex-employees, ex-
applicants, contacts and other people
• Records from educational institutions that a person is attending or has attended
and the dates of attendance
• Competence information or description of knowledge, skills, abilities or other
characteristics of a person
• Information about interviews and other events related to a person
• Address and phone number information for the following people:
• Current or former employees
• Current or former applicants
• Employee contacts
• Records of educational qualification, certificates, licenses, and so on for a person
• Previous employment information for a person
Installed Base
The following information transfers to the master party record:
Validation
The information is transferred only if an equivalent record does not exist for the master
party.
You cannot merge a party that is defined as the internal party in Installed Base Install
parameter setup. The Installed Base application setup requires that you set up the
party owning the enterprise data as an internal party in the Installed Base installation
parameters table. After you define this party as an installation parameter, you cannot
merge the party with any other party. This preserves the integrity of the current data in
the Installed Base data.
If you attempt to merge this internal party with another party, then an exception will be
raised and the merge will not take place.
iStore
The following information is affected when party merge takes place:
• Duplicate party’s shopping lists will always be transferred to the master party.
• Pre-IBE.O (11.5.9) If the master party does not have express checkout setting, the
duplicate party’s records will be transferred. If the master party already has a record
in this table, then the duplicate party’s record will be deleted.
• IBE.O (11.5.9) Duplicate Party’s record will always be deleted.
• If a master party does not have a minisite access restriction, the duplicate party’s
access restrictions (records) are transferred to the master party. If master party
already has minisite party access restrictions, then the duplicate party’s record
will be end-dated.
• If the shared cart is shared with both the master party and the duplicate party, the
shared cart record for the duplicate party will be deleted from this table. Otherwise
all the shared carts will be transferred to the master
• Unmapped Character Style: Default Paragraph FontDuplicate party’s active cart
will always be deleted.
iSupplier Portal
If a merge request includes either parties or party sites originally created for use in
Oracle iSupplier Portal or Oracle Sourcing, the request will be denied.
Lease Management
The following information transfers to the master party record:
• Lease invoice details
• External insurance provider and agent details
• Asset location detail
Loans
The following information transfers to the master party record:
• Loan information
• Loan participants (borrower, co-borrower, and guarantor) information
Marketing
The following information transfers to the master party record:
• Partners who source the funds to run marketing campaigns, events, offers etc.
• Partners associated with a marketing activity such as campaigns
• Associations of parties to the marketing medium such as newspaper, radio etc.
• Information about the party that is registering for the event
• Information about the party attending the event
• Contact information for the registering party
• Contact information for the party attending the event
• Extra information regarding the origin and mapping details when party records are
imported into the TCA registry
• Trade profile defined at party level
• Organizations that are affiliates
• Resources associated with an event
• Vendors for a marketing medium
• Venues such as conference centers, rooms etc. which can be used to hold an event
• Agenda information containing track and sessions
• Contact history (used by fatigue rules)
• Fatigue projections for a target group
The following information is merged into the master party:
• Information in the table containing the list bought from an external company that
should be imported as part of any marketing activity
• Information in the table containing customers/contacts/target/ prospects generated
for a list, to be used for mailshots, telemarketing etc.
• Imported records from the list import process
• Parties with products competing in the same market as the deploying company
• Parties belonging to a market segment
Offers
The following information is merged to the master party record:
• Customer contacts associated to offers
Order Capture
The following information transfers to the master party record:
• The header data for an order capture quotation
• Order line or quote information which includes the item, item organization, unit of
measure, quantity ordered etc.
• Shipping information for a quote
Order Management
In Advanced Pricing, you can use pricing qualifiers, which reference a party or party
site when defining pricing modifiers. When orders are created, these price adjustment
attributes are captured within the Order Management application. When the party or
party site is merged, any references to the price adjustments are updated with the
master party information.
Partner Management
When two parties are merged, the following actions take place:
• All partner memberships are terminated for the party being merged.
• Any pending or incomplete enrollment requests submitted by the party being
merged are cancelled.
• Profile information for the party being merged is not migrated.
When two parties are merged, the following information is transferred to the master
party:
• Transaction level information for leads, opportunities, referrals, deal
registrations, fund requests, and special pricing requests
• Lead assignment history
Validation
When two parties are merged, the channel Manager assignment may not be qualified
based on the territory setup for Oracle Partner Manager usages. To assign a correct
channel team after the party merge, run the concurrent request program PV: Territory
assignment for partners in TOTAL or INCREMENTAL mode, available under the PRM
Concurrent Requests responsibility and select INCREMENT mode.
Project Contracts
In Project Contracts, all the existing funding records from the duplicate party are merged
into the master party record.
The following information transfers to the master party record:
• The total funding for a funding pool contributed by a party
• Current and historic information regarding contract funding associated with the
party
Validation
You cannot merge a party that is defined as a key member on a project.
Proposals
The following information is transferred to the master party record:
• Sales proposals created for the party
• Information about the e-mail recipients who received the email with the proposal
document
Quality
The following information transfers to the master party record:
• Party data elements on collection plans
Note: If an electronic record snapshot has been made for the merge
from party, it will contain the original party name, even though the
Quality Result will have the name of the master party.
Receivables
The following information transfers to the master party record:
• Credit request associated with the party
• Case folder associated with the party
• Phone and fax information associated with the contact points for a party
Sales
The following information merges with the master party record:
• Information about a product in which the party is interested
• Information about sales leads associated with a party
Service
The following information merges with the master party record:
• Service request information associated with parties
• Service request incident location
• Audit information for service requests
• Contact point for a service request that is associated with a party
• Any party site used on a charge line
• Any site and site use that is associated to a party for a service request
Validations
If a service request has more than one contact, these contacts are merged.
If duplicate contact points exist for the two contacts that were merged, and these
duplicate contact points are then merged, it could result in duplicate records in
CS_HZ_SR_CONTACT_POINTS. In this case, the duplicate records are deleted.
Service Contracts
The following information transfers to the master party record:
• Billing profiles: One or more billing profiles for a party
• Global contract defaults: Information that has to be defaulted when renewing
a service contract or when creating a service contract from an order is associated
with the duplicate party
• Service availability: Exceptions to services availability for the party
• Pricing Qualifiers: Parties and party sites can be used as pricing qualifiers against a
service contract. Any record referring to the candidate party as the pricing qualifier
is updated to look at the master party record.
Shipping Execution
Party merge cannot be completed if:
Sourcing
If a merge request includes either parties or party sites originally created for use in
Oracle iSupplier Portal or Oracle Sourcing, the request will be denied.
Spares Management
The following information transfers to the master party record:
• Move-order header information associated with a party
• Pack list containing information about the parts that were shipped
Student Systems
If a merge request includes parties that have related records in Oracle Student
Systems, the request will be denied.
Trade Management
The following information transfers to the master party record:
• Broker and contact information for claims and claim history
• Buying group on a claim line and claim line history
• Trade profiles
• Code conversion mappings
• Partner and partner contact for a resale batch
• Billing party and contact for a resale header
• Billing, shipping and sold from party and contacts for a resale interface line
• Billing, shipping and sold from party and contacts for a resale line
• End customer, reseller and partner for a special price or soft fund request
• Party, buying group contact and autopay party for an offer
• Parent party and rollup party for customer targets
• Budget source and vendor for budgets
Transportation Execution
The following information transfers to the master party record:
• Facilities
XML Gateway
A party can be defined as a trading partner in the XML Gateway application. Therefore, if
two parties are merged, then references to the trading partners is also merged.
When parties are merged the following information is transferred to the master party:
• Trading partner header information
• Any document logs for inbound, outbound and pass through messages
• Any outbound transactions logs
Related Topics
Party Merge Impact Reference by Application, page 7-12
Party and Account Merge Impact Overview, page 7-1
Complex Maintenance, AHL_DOC_REVISIONS_B Conditionally transferred The merge takes place only
Repair, and Overhaul if the master party does not
AHL_DOCUMENTS_B
have a similar dependent
AHL_OPERATIONS_B records.
AHL_OSP_ORDERS_B If Oracle Purchasing
application has been
AHL_RECIPIENT_
installed, then the
DOCUMENTS
subscription information is
AHL_ROUTES_B associated to a supplier and
not a party. Therefore, the
AHL_SUBSCRIPTIONS_B
merge operation does not
AHL_SUPPLIER_ take place.
DOCUMENTS
If Human Resources is
installed, then the revision
of documents and the
approver of revision comes
from HR tables. Therefore,
the merge operation does
not take place.
Student Systems All tables with an IGS_ None If the party is linked to
prefix records in any Student
Systems table, the merge
request will be denied.
Related Topics
Party Merge Impact, page 7-2
Party and Account Merge Impact Overview, page 7-1
Collections
The following information transfers to the master account record:
• The debtor’s promise to pay
• Promise to pay history associated with the customer account
Contracts Core
The following information transfers to the master account record:
• Customer account in contract tables
• Customer account, customer address and customer site mentioned in rules
• References to contract line and item that has been associated with the duplicate
account or account site
• If the accounts belong to different parties, then the party role record is updated with
the master party information.
Validations
The following logic has been incorporated to ensure that the tasks look at the correct
account site information:
• If the accounts being merged belong to the same party then the party site information
is not updated
• If the accounts being merged belong to different parties and duplicate account has
both party site and corresponding, account site information then the task is updated
to look at the surviving party, party site and account.
• If the accounts being merged belong to different parties and duplicate account
has both party site does NOT have corresponding account site information then
the merge is declined.
Exchange
If the duplicate account belongs to an exchange user, then the exchange application
does not allow the merge to go through.
Federal Financials
The following information transfers to the master account record:
• Customer finance charge information associated with the account
• AR/AP netting customer vendor reference information
• Interagency information used by the FMS Form 224 Statement of Transaction
report, SF 1081 Voucher and Schedule of Withdrawals and Credit process.
• Cash receipt batch information used by the Federal Cash receipt process
• Finance charges information associated with invoices entered in Receivables
• Receivables transactions created by the IPAC Transaction process
• Cash receipt batch information associated to the account site use
Global Financials
Grants Accounting
The following information transfers to the master account record:
• Award information regarding grants received from a funding agency for execution
of projects
• Contact information for the awards
• The send-to information for the reports present for the award and installments
being transferred
Incentive Compensation
The following information is transferred to the master customer account:
• Transactional data collected from external systems such as Receivables and stored
in interface table in Sales Compensation application
Installed Base
The following information transfers to the master account record:
• Instance’s owner party account, bill-to and ship-to addresses
• System’s owner account, bill-to and ship-to addresses
• Transactions pertaining to system’s bill-to and ship-to addresses
• Transactions pertaining to party accounts and their bill-to and ship-to addresses
Inventory
The following information merges with the master account record:
• Items demand and reservation information associated with a customer account
• Record of every material transaction of a serialized unit in the inventory that is
associated with a customer account
iStore
The following information is taken care of as part of account merge:
• Duplicate account’s shopping lists will always be transferred to the master account.
• Pre-IBE.O (11.5.9) If master account does not have express checkout setting, the
duplicate account’s records will be transferred. If master account already has a
record in this table, then the duplicate account’s record will be deleted.
• IBE.O (11.5.9) Duplicate account’s record will always be deleted.
• If the shared cart is shared to both the master account and the duplicate
account, the shared cart record for the duplicate account will be deleted from this
table. Otherwise all the shared carts will be transferred to the master
• Duplicate party’s active cart will always be deleted.
Validations
iStore account merge doesn’t allow merge across organizations.
Loans
The following information transfers to the master account record:
• Loan information
• Loan participants (borrower, co-borrower, and guarantor) information
Order Capture
The following information transfers to the master account record:
• The header data for an order capture quotation that is associated with a customer
account
• Order line or quote information, which includes the item, item organization, unit of
measure, quantity ordered etc.
• Shipping information for a quote
Order Management
The following information transfers to the master account record:
• Order header and header history information
• Order header acknowledgment information
• Order line details and history information
• Order line acknowledgment information
• Attachment rules of an order
• Defaulting rules associated with the customer account or account sites
• Processing constraint associated with the account or site
• Holds defined to halt the processing of orders and returns
• hip tolerances for an item that is at the account or account site level
• Sets for an order for shipping at site level
Partner Management
The following information merges with the master account record:
• Partner referrals and deal registrations
Payables
Payables stores the bank information related to the customer. When you merge customer
accounts, the bank accounts are transferred to the master customer account or account
site uses.
Projects
When two customer accounts merge, the following information is updated to look at
the master customer account:
• Project information
• Project customer and customer billing contribution
• Project customer bill-to and ship-to addresses
• Project customer contacts
• Customer billing retention setup
• Work sites defined at the task level
• Agreements
• Invoice information
• Draft invoice bill-to and ship-to addresses
• Draft invoice lines work site
• Inter-company billing customer
Validation
If the resulting customer account has more than ninety-nine agreements, then the merge
cannot be completed.
Property Manager
The following information transfers to the master account record:
• Billing terms of leases associated with the duplicate customer account
• Billing items associated with the billing terms
• Space assignments belonging to a customer account
Provisioning
In Service Fulfillment Manager, when two customer accounts are merged, the following
information is affected:
• SFM Order headers are transferred to the master customer account
• The Install at site at the SFM Order Line level is set to the new customer site
Purchasing
In purchasing, the following information is impacted when two customer accounts
are merged:
• For requisition lines sourced internally (Internal requisitions), the deliver to location
is updated to point to the location associated with the new Customer Account
Receivables
The following information transfers to the master account record:
• Record of the calls made for a past due customer account or transaction
• Correspondence information such as account statements, dunning letters, and
customer calls available for an account
• Consolidated billing invoice information associated with the duplicate customer
account
• Receipt information associated with the customer account
• Information about any activity that occurs against an invoice, debit
memo, chargeback, credit memo, on-account credit, or receipt
• Invoice, debit memo, commitment, bills receivable, and credit memo header
information associated with the customer account
• Transaction header and line information
• Tax exemption details for either customer accounts and sites
• Transactions present in the AutoInvoice interface tables
• Receipts present in the Postbatch interim tables
• Credit request associated with the customer account
• Case folder associated with the customer account
• Transactions present in the summary tables and associated with the customer account
Release Management
The following information is transferred to the master customer account or account site:
• Cumulative accounting (CUM) key values associated with the account or site
• Header and line level schedule information associated with accounts
Service Contracts
The following information transfers to the master account or site:
• The billing profile contains the customer’s billing address, as well as other billing
information such as summary or detailed bill and so on. The billing profile
information attached to the duplicate record is transferred to the master account site.
• Accounts and account sites can be used as pricing qualifiers against a service
contract. Any record referring to the candidate account or account site as the pricing
qualifier is updated to look at the master account or account site record.
Shipping Execution
The following information transfers to the master account record:
• Picking rules associated with the account
• Picking batches associated with the account
• Delivery information associated with the account
The following information is transferred to the master record during account or site
merge:
• Calendar assignments associated with accounts or account sites
• If the delivery lines are shipped then that information is transferred to the account or
site. If the delivery lines are not shipped then the lines, locations and exceptions are
logged for you to see that account merge has occurred for these delivery lines.
• Locations for outstanding shipments where it might be necessary to un-assign lines
from deliveries or containers
Validation
The locations for completed shipments are not merged.
Spares Management
Resources with ship to address can be assigned to a customer account. When two
customer accounts are merged, the resource is merged with the record associated with
the master customer account.
Trade Management
The following information is transferred to the master account record:
• Account and product information required by Account Manager Dashboard
• Account for customer targets
• Beneficiary and account for an offer
• Billing and shipping account and account relationship information for a claim
and claim history
Training Administration
The following information transfers to the master account record:
• Information related to customer’s agreement
• Information about student enrollment
• Finance charge information associated with an account
• Information regarding the relationship between an event or a class with a customer
account
• Training history associated with the customer account
Related Topics
Account Merge Impact Reference by Application, page 7-30
Party and Account Merge Impact Overview, page 7-1
Related Topics
Account Merge Impact, page 7-21
Party and Account Merge Impact Overview, page 7-1
account
The business relationship that a party can enter in to with another party. The account has
information about the terms and conditions of doing business with the party.
account relationship
A relationship that implies financial responsibility between the owners of the
accounts. For example, a customer account relationship lets you apply payments to and
create invoices for related customers, as well as apply invoices to related customers’
commitments.
account role
The role that a party has in regard to controlling or using an account, for
example, owner, authorized user, or contact.
account site
A party site that is used within the context of an account, for example, for billing
or shipping purposes.
acquisition
The part of the DQM matching process that matches input record attributes against the
attributes in the staged schema to get a smaller group of records that form the work
unit. This process narrows down the records that can be scored in the scoring part of
the matching process.
acquisition attribute
Attributes used for selecting the most relevant subset of records for matching, or the
work unit. For example, to get records based on DUNS Number, you include the DUNS
Number attribute for acquisition.
adapter
A device that enables different pieces of software to be compatible. In the context of
address validation, adapters facilitate integration between the TCA Registry and a third
party or a deploying company data source.
address correction
An update or replacement of raw or user-entered addresses by address information from
a known or authorized data source, such as the post office.
address validation
The process of comparing raw or user-entered addresses against a known or authorized
source, such as the post office, to determine if the addresses are recognized and correct
according to the authority’s database.
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area code time zone
A time zone that corresponds to a specific area code, used for countries that have
multiple time zones.
attribute
Corresponds to a column in a TCA Registry table, and the attribute value is the value
that is stored in the column. For example, Name is an attribute and the actual values of
party names are stored in a column in the HZ_PARTIES table.
attribute group
A group of closely related attributes within the same entity. Each group has a primary
attribute. The values for each attribute in a group must come from the same data source.
Automerge
The Data Quality Management process of automatically merging records that reach or
exceed the match rule’s automatic merge threshold. Records that reach or exceed the
match rule’s match threshold, but not the automatic merge threshold, are bundled into
merge requests and sent to Oracle Customer Data Librarian for merge consideration.
batch de-duplication
The process within TCA Bulk Import of identifying and resolving duplicates within an
import batch. The duplicates are resolved in the interface tables, before actual import
into the TCA Registry.
black box
An abstraction of a device or system in which only its externally visible behavior is
considered and not its implementation or inner workings. In the context of TCA
adapters for address validation, a black box is a central XML open-standards based
functionality that allows integration between the TCA Registry and third party or other
data sources, through adapters. The black box accepts requests from callers, sends
requests to adapters, and receives the adapters’ responses.
Glossary-2
business purpose
Also known as site use, a business purpose describes which functions are performed
at a particular customer account site. For example, the address where you ship your
goods has a ship-to business purpose, and the address where you will send dunning
letters has a dunning business purpose.
caller
A source that sends requests to black boxes for data services through integration with
adapters. Examples of callers are concurrent programs and APIs.
candidate record
See: duplicate
category use
Controls which object can use a given class category. For example, the SIC code 1977 can
be used only by parties of type Organization.
certification level
A level that identifies the extent to which a record is certified, according to quality
standards that your organization sets. The record is manually evaluated and assigned
the certification level.
circular relationship
Circular relationships participate in a circle of relationships between entities. For
example, Party A is related to Party B, who is related to Party C, who is related to Party A.
class category
Consists of multiple classification codes that allow for broad grouping of
entities. Categories can have rules pertaining to a set of class codes, for example, Multiple
Parent, Multiple Assignment, and Leaf Node Assignment rules.
class code
Provides a specific value for a class category.
classification
A means of categorizing different objects in Oracle Applications. Classifications are not
limited to parties but can include projects, tasks, orders, and so on. Classifications can
be user defined or based on external standards, such as the NAICS (North American
Industrial Classification System), NACE (European Union’s Statistical Classification of
Economic Activity), or SIC (Standard Industrial Classification).
code relationship
Relates various class codes within a category in a hierarchy. For example, IT is a parent
of Software.
contact point
A means of contacting a party other than postal mail, for example, phone number, e-mail
address, fax number, and so on.
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contact preference
Provides information about when and how parties prefer to be contacted. You can
specify the subjects on which to contact a party, the number of times to contact a
party, and the reason for specifying a contact preference. You can also set preferences for
a party’s e-mail address or phone number.
customer
A person or organization that the deploying company has a selling relationship
with, regardless of whether anything has been purchased or serviced. A selling
relationship can be established simply by negotiation terms that will be used if you
later sell products.
Customer Interface
Interface to import and validate current or historical customer information from other
systems into the TCA Registry.
D&B hierarchy
Contains hierarchical corporate relationships that D&B provides through batch load
and the online Enterprise Management Global Data Product (GDP). You can view this
corporate structure in a relationship hierarchy.
data element
A piece of information in a data product that you can use to identify, contact, and
evaluate the credit risk of parties. The complete D&B database includes over 150 key
business data elements. Examples of data elements include the DUNS Number, local
business ID, and D&B rating.
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data product
A fixed set of data elements from D&B containing country-specific information to meet
your business decision-making criteria.
data source
The source of the records in the TCA Registry, for example user entered, third party, or
other source system.
deploying company
The Oracle customer that has or will install, implement, and run all or part of the Oracle
E-Business Suite.
duplicate
A record that has been identified as a duplicate of at least one other record.
duplicate set
A group of records (such as parties, addresses or relationships) that has been identified
as potential duplicates of one another in appearance and/or function.
entity
A group of related attributes in the TCA Registry, for example Organization
Profile, Person Profile, Address, and Contact Point.
exact match
Matching method that requires an exact character match, as compared to a search that
uses the similarity algorithm.
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whereas HTML tells browsers how to display information, XML defines values for the
information. XML also lets users create their own tags.
extensions
Extended attributes and their attribute values. These custom attributes extend the TCA
Registry. TCA extensions use the extensibility framework and features from Oracle
Product Lifecycle Management (PLM).
file load
Contains information about loading data from one comma-separated value (CSV) file, or
file delimited by another allowed character, into the import interface tables. A file load
identifies the source file to load, as well as the location, format, and content of the
file, and defines how attributes from the file map to the interface table columns.
fuzzy match
Matching method that finds data with only some similarity to the search criteria and
compensates for errors in data entry and phonetics.
group ID
Identifies records acquired from D&B in the HZ_PARTY_INTERFACE table. For a batch
of records with the same ID, you can specify that ID to transfer those records from
the interface table into the TCA tables.
hierarchical relationship
A relationship in which a party is ranked above the other. The rank is determined by the
role that they are taking in a relationship
hierarchy
A collection of entities associated with a particular hierarchical relationship type at
a given point in time. The hierarchy is a tree structure that shows relationships by
organizing entities in hierarchical levels. For a given entity, all entities displayed the level
below in the hierarchy are its children, and the entity displayed a level above is its parent.
hierarchy node
An entity in a relationship hierarchy. The node at the top of the hierarchy is the top
parent, or root node. Any node without children is a leaf node.
identifying address
The main address for a party, regardless of business purpose. Each party has only
one identifying address.
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import batch
A set of data to be imported at one time, with one batch per data source. Batches are
loaded into the import interface tables and then transferred to the TCA Registry.
input record
The basis for comparison or matching. Input records can be compared to other records
in the staged schema to find existing duplicates in the TCA Registry. An input record
can also be search criteria or entered party information that is compared to the staged
schema to find matches or potential duplicates in the registry.
interMedia index
Oracle interMedia lets you perform a variety of text data searches in over 39
languages. For 16 of those languages, interMedia text search also provides: base letter
conversion, alternate spelling, fuzzy matching, language specific lexing, sample stop
list, and stemming. In DQM, interMedia indexes are generated for the staged schema
to use in the acquisition phase of matching. These indexes quickly narrow down the
number of records to evaluate for scoring. Searches against the staged schema are
actually done through the indexes.
internal indicator
An attribute that indicates if a party is internal to your organization or not.
leaf child
A record in a hierarchy that does not have any children.
location
A point in geographical space described by an address.
logical entity
See: entity
master record
The record that remains after other duplicates in a duplicate set merge or transfer into it.
match percentage
A percentage that indicates how closely a search result matches the search criteria. The
percentage is the record score divided by the highest possible score.
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match rule
A rule that determines which records are matches for an input record. A match rule
consists of acquisition attributes that are used for matching and can also include scoring
attributes to score the matched records.
match score
The score of an attribute after the original score has been multiplied by the weight
percentage. The total score of a record consists of the sum of all match scores from
its attributes.
match threshold
Value used in DQM matching to evaluate match scores. A record with a score that
exceeds the match threshold is selected as a match for the input record.
merge
The operation that maps one detail entity to another detail entity of the same type, to
resolve duplicates.
merge batch
Contains information about the duplicate parties or party sites to merge.
Merge Dictionary
A dictionary that stores the entities and procedures that must be processed to merge
party entities for any Oracle application.
merge mapping
The process of evaluating the records in a duplicate set for the purposes of: a) identifying
a single record which will survive as the merge master, and b) defining which specific
addresses and relationships from each of the remaining duplicates will be brought
forward into the merge master.
merge master
See: master record
merge request
A request is that is created when a Data Librarian, a system process, or an end
user identifies a set of records as duplicates that need to be merged. The Data
Librarian has a choice to accept or reject the request. After a merge request is
created, accepted, merged, and submitted, the Party Merge process merges the duplicate
parties or information.
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object
The entity that the subject is related to in either direction of a relationship. For example, if
Oracle is the employer of Joe, then Joe is the object. With the other direction stating that
Joe is the employee of Oracle, Oracle is the object.
online purge
Online purge lets you determine if a single party is eligible to be purged from the TCA
Registry. If the party has no associated transactions, you can submit it to be purged.
organization person
A person who acts on behalf of or in the context of an organization.
Other entity
An entity that is not a party profile entity. Other entities include: Address, Contact
Point, Credit Rating, Financial Report, and Relationship entities.
override threshold
Value used in matching to evaluate match scores. The input record can be prevented from
entering the TCA Registry if a duplicate is found that exceeds the override threshold.
party
A person, organization, relationship, or collection of parties that can enter into business
relationships with other parties.
Party Merge
A process to merge duplicate parties and their related entities, or merge party sites
within a party. All data in the Oracle E-Business Suite that references the duplicate
parties references the master party.
party preference
Enables you to store a persistent state for a party that is a user of Oracle Applications. For
example, in a mobile customer application, you can create and maintain the My
Customers list, which is a subset of customers in the TCA Registry. Each user can
create a personal list of customers by adding customers from the public database to
a personalized customer list. The iReceivables application can also use the party
preference feature to store a list of customer accounts frequently accessed by a user.
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party profile entity
Either the Person Profile or Organization Profile entity. These entities include attributes
that describe parties of type Person or Organization.
party site
The association between a party and one or more locations. For example, the
headquarters of a company is a party site.
party type
The type of party: Person, Organization, Group, or Relationship.
phone format
The format of phone numbers within a country. For example, for the US phone
format, you define the phone country code as 01, the fixed area code as three numbers
in length, the subscriber number as seven digits in length, and the format style as
999-999-9999.
preprocessing
A process that runs after submitting a new or changing the master of an existing merge
request. Preprocessing creates or regenerates the merge request and all suggested
mapping defaults.
primary
The primary address, phone, e-mail, or URL for a business purpose. For example, an
organization has many addresses for the bill-to purpose. The primary bill-to address is
the main one among all of the organizations’s bill-to addresses.
primary attribute
The primary attribute of an attribute group.
prospect
A person or organization that a party has a potential selling relationship with. A
prospect might or might not become a customer.
purge request
A purge request contains one or more parties to purge from the TCA Registry. Only
parties that are marked for purge in the request are actually purged.
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quality score
A number that represents the quality of the record, with 100 as the highest. The
get_quality_score procedure, with custom-defined logic, determines the quality score.
quality weighting
The portion of the final quality adjusted match percentage that should be based on
quality. The get_quality_weighting procedure, with custom-defined logic, determines
the quality weighting.
Registry De-Duplication
The process within TCA Bulk Import of identifying and resolving duplicates between
an import batch and the TCA Registry. The duplicates are resolved after the actual
import into the TCA Registry.
Registry ID
The unique number given to each entity in the TCA Registry.
relationship
A state of connectedness between two entities, consisting of two entities and a
relationship phrase pair that belongs to a relationship type. Each relationship has two
directions, as determined by the phrase pair.
For example, a relationship states that Oracle is the employer of Joe, as well as that Joe is
the employee of Oracle, in the other direction.
relationship group
A mechanism for grouping similar relationship roles and phrases together. As a general
rule, this grouping is used to determine which relationship roles and phrases are
displayed in application user interfaces but can also be used to group roles and phrases
for other functional uses.
relationship hierarchy
A relationship hierarchy is all the entities associated with a particular hierarchical
relationship type at a given point in time under a top node, or root. The hierarchy is a
tree structure that shows relationships by organizing entities in hierarchical levels. For a
given entity, all entities displayed the level below in the hierarchy are its children, and
the entity displayed a level above is its parent.
relationship model
A model that allows you to get visibility into the complex relationships among the
members of your trading community and to utilize the information to make better
business decisions.
relationship phrase
Defines the role of the subject of a relationship. For example, if an organization is an
employer of a person, the Employer Of role describes the subject.
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For example, the pair is defined so that Organization is the subject type, Employer Of is
the subject phrase, Employer is the subject role, Person is the object type, Employee Of
the object phrase, and Employee the object role. When you create a relationship with this
phrase and role pair, the parties that you use must match the subject and object types.
relationship role
A term that describes the role that an entity plays in a relationship. Every relationship
has two entities and two relationship roles, or a relationship role pair. One role describes
the subject entity of the relationship, and the other the object.
For example, if Pat is the employee of Vision, then Pat is the subject party and Vision is
the object party. Pat’s relationship role is employee, and Vision’s role is employer. The
role pair is employee/employer.
relationship type
A relationship type is a categorization of relationship phrase pairs and consists of one or
more phrase pairs that can be used to create relationships. Hierarchical relationships are
created with phrase pairs that belong to a hierarchical relationship type. A relationship
type also determines whether circular relationships are allowed when relationships are
created with its phrase pairs.
score
Assigned in integer form to attributes in the work unit. Scores are not limited to the range
of 1 to 100 and are multiplied by the weight percentage to calculate the match score.
scoring
The process of assigning weighing factors to match results, and grouping and ranking
the match results.
scoring attribute
Attribute used to calculate a score for each record in the work unit.
similarity algorithm
Computes the edit distance between two strings, or groups of text, and assigns a
percentage value to the result.
The calculation used to determine the similarity percentage is:
1. Determine the edit distance, or the number of changes required to make the longer
string match the shorter string.
For example, for Smythe and Smith, the edit distance is two.
2. Subtract the edit distance from the number of characters in the longest string.
Following the example above: 6 - 2 = 4.
3. Divide the amount calculated in step 2 by the number of characters in the longest
string.
Continuing the example: 4/6 = 0.6666
4. Express the result as an integer.
In this example the result would be a similarity score of 67.
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If two strings are identical, then the similarity percentage equals 100. If no characters in
the two strings are the same, then the similarity percentage is zero.
site use
See: business purpose
Smart Search
A search engine powered by DQM, with results based on the entered search criteria and
the match rule used for Smart Search.
SOAP
See: Simple Object Access Protocol
Soundex
An indexing system that can group words by sound instead of exact spelling. Soundex
translates words into a four-digit code consisting of one letter and three numbers.
source ID
The ID of the record in the legacy, third party, or other external system.
source system
A legacy, third party, or other external system that provides data for the TCA Registry.
staged schema
A mirror of the TCA Registry but contains data that are transformed and standardized
based on transformation functions for better matching. Data in the staged schema is
extracted into an interMedia index for high performance searching.
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standardize
Standardizing is a data manipulation technique that improves the quality of
matching. Standardizing in Data Quality Management involves transforming words or
phrases into the same format.
subject
The entity that the object relates to in either direction of a relationship. For example, if
Oracle is the employer of Joe, then Oracle is the subject. With the other direction stating
that Joe is the employee of Oracle, Joe is the subject.
TCA Registry
The central repository of party information for all Oracle applications. The party
information includes details about organizations and people, the relationships among
the parties, and the places where the parties do business.
threshold
A value used to evaluate records, for example to determine if a record is a match or not.
top parent
A record in a hierarchy that does not have any parent. The top parent is a root node.
transfer
The operation that moves one detail entity from the duplicate candidate record to
the master record, to resolve duplicates.
transformation
A seeded or user-defined rule that transforms and standardizes TCA attribute values
into representations that can assist in the identification of potential matches.
transformation function
See: transformation
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user overwrite rule
Determines if new user-entered data can overwrite existing source system data in the
SST record. Each rule includes all attributes from the party profile entities, and you
define the rule for each individual attribute.
weight
A percentage that is assigned to a transformation function and is used to factor the
score of an attribute.
word replacement
A word mapping that is used to create synonyms which are treated as equivalents for
searching and matching. Base words in the party, account, address, or organization
contact record are replaced with a normalized word during search to provide consistency
in search results.
work unit
Consists of all records from the staged schema with attribute values that match the
attribute values of the input record.
XML
See: Extensible Markup Language
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