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Hi all,
I have a table with only a column with a number of zipcodes.
I agreed with the customer that:
- if length zipcode = 5 => 'France'
- if length zipcode = 4 => 'Belgium'.
If there is an incorrect zipcode, Google should return 'ZERO_RESULTS' as GeoCode Status.
For the zipcodes in Belgium, this is working correct. However for the zipcodes in France, Google returns geo-date from locations in the US.
I would like to know how I can have a reliable result from Google?
See QVW in the attachment.
Kind regards,
Fien
I think you get the correct error code (ZERO_RESULTS) if you use postal_code instead of postal code in your GeoAdress strings, like
P.S: seems like this is a CEDEX code that google can't assign a location. As an approximation for those locations, you can try rounding these codes to the hundres:
Try this page http://www.findlatitudeandlongitude.com/batch-geocode/ it working good with more details than City only, but try and see if this giving you the right figures. Otherwise add more details, cut and paste and press geocode. You will receive a csv file you easly can read into QlikView.
Reagrds,
Tormod Hanstad
I think you get the correct error code (ZERO_RESULTS) if you use postal_code instead of postal code in your GeoAdress strings, like
P.S: seems like this is a CEDEX code that google can't assign a location. As an approximation for those locations, you can try rounding these codes to the hundres:
the postal_code is the solution indeed, thanks!
Do you also know how I can avoid the 'OVER_QUERY_LIMIT'-status?
I can't test anymore now, it's still returning an 'OVER_QUERY_LIMIT'.
Seems like you have exceeded your quota.
I think you already know, but please check:
The Google Geocoding API - Google Maps API Web Services — Google Developers
about usage limits.
I solved it by connecting with a terminal server with another IP-address.
Hi all,
While testing with a large number of addresses, i noticed that Google is not always returning the correct location.
I think that Google sometime makes it own combination of the address string.
If the address is not correct or Google cannot find this combination, i would like to see a 'zero_result' instead of another location that looks similar to that address.
There are 15.000 locations, so i can not check all of them and I would like to garantee to the customer that the locations are correct.
My stringcombination to Google is:
If there is a zipcode, country and no street available:
ApplyCodepage('zip_code='&ZipCode&',country='&Country,437)
if there is a street, zipcode and country available:
ApplyCodepage(Street&','&ZipCode&','&Country,437) as GeoAddress,
Is this correct?
Hi, I am trying to use one of your methods to calculate the distance between 2 post codes, but it looks like I am doing something wrong. Can you kindly have a look? vCalc variable is not returning anything. Probably some problem with the alternate state?
Thanks,
Ram
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