blg_unit_id_2 Number used to distinguish Uncommon usage - A non-preferred means of NUMBER(5) 1047 an address within a complex. creating a unique address. Address ranges in complexes are usually nonsensical. Often the result of a single owner having two properties in the complex. blg_unit_suffix_2 Alpha character following the Extremely uncommon usage - Non-preferred 2B blg_unit_id (number) means of creating a unique address. floor_type Distinguishes the floor or Describes the type of floor or level type. floor_type options include: level of a multi storey B = Basement building/complex G = Ground LG = Lower Ground etc. Reference table : VMREFTAB.ADDRESS_FLOOR_TYPE. FLOOR_TYPE_ABBREVIATION floor_prefix_1 Alpha character preceding Extremely uncommon usage - Non-preferred A1 the floor_no_1 means of creating a unique floor number where further development has occurred and renumbering is not considered viable. floor_no_1 Number of the floor/level Identifies the floor/level number in conjunction with NUMBER(5) 1 floor_type. floor_suffix_1 Alpha character following the Extremely uncommon usage - A non-preferred 1A floor_no_1 means of creating a unique address. Often where further development within a large complex has occurred and renumbering is not considered viable. floor_prefix_2 Alpha character preceding Extremely uncommon usage - Non-preferred A2 the floor_no_2 means of creating a unique address Often where further development has within a large complex has occurred and renumbering is not considered viable. floor_no_2 Second number component Extremely uncommon usage - Identifies the extent NUMBER(5) 2 of a floor/level range. of the floor/level range in conjunction with floor_no_* and floor_type atrributes. Floor ranges are often nonsensical.
blg_unit_id_2 Number used to distinguish an address within a complex. Uncommon usage - A non-preferred means of creating a unique address. Address ranges in complexes are usually nonsensical. Often the result of a single owner having two properties in the complex. NUMBER(5) 1047 blg_unit_suffix_2 Alpha character following the blg_unit_id (number) Extremely uncommon usage - Non-preferred means of creating a unique address. 2B floor_type Distinguishes the floor or level of a multi storey building/complex Describes the type of floor or level type. floor_type options include: B = Basement G = Ground LG = Lower Ground etc. Reference table : VMREFTAB.ADDRESS_FLOOR_TYPE. FLOOR_TYPE_ABBREVIATION floor_prefix_1 Alpha character preceding the floor_no_1 Extremely uncommon usage - Non-preferred means of creating a unique floor number where further development has occurred and renumbering is not considered viable. A1 floor_no_1 Number of the floor/level Identifies the floor/level number in conjunction with floor_type. NUMBER(5) 1 floor_suffix_1 Alpha character following the floor_no_1 Extremely uncommon usage - A non-preferred means of creating a unique address. Often where further development within a large complex has occurred and renumbering is not considered viable. 1A floor_prefix_2 Alpha character preceding the floor_no_2 Extremely uncommon usage - Non-preferred means of creating a unique address Often where further development has within a large complex has occurred and renumbering is not considered viable. A2 floor_no_2 Second number component of a floor/level range. Extremely uncommon usage - Identifies the extent of the floor/level range in conjunction with floor_no_* and floor_type atrributes. Floor ranges are often nonsensical. NUMBER(5) 2
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