The table below lists the profile options that are used for address validation deployment.
Address Validation Deployment Category
| Profile Option | Default | User Access | System Administration: Site | System Administration: Application | System Administration: Responsibility | System Administration: User |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ECX: Log File Path | No Default | No Access | No Access | No Access | No Access | No Access |
| HZ: Address Validation Level for Application | No Default | No Access | No Access | Update | No Access | No Access |
| HZ: Address Validation Level for Site | No Default | No Access | No Access | Update | No Access | No Access |
| HZ: Allow Update to Standardized Address | Yes | Update | Update | No Access | No Access | No Access |
| HZ: Create Log for Adapters | No | Update | Update | No Access | No Access | No Access |
| HZ: Default Location Service Adapter | No Default | Update | Update | No Access | No Access | No Access |
| HZ: Maintain Location History | Yes | Update | Update | No Access | No Access | No Access |
| HZ: Timeout Limit for Address Validation | 300 | Update | Update | No Access | No Access | No Access |
| HZ: Validate First 5 Digits of US ZIP Code | Yes | Update | Update | No Access | No Access | No Access |
| Applications Server-Side Proxy Host and Domain | No Default | Update | Update | Update | Update | Update |
| Application Proxy Port | No Default | Update | Update | Update | Update | Update |
| Applications Proxy Bypass Domains | No Default | Update | Update | Update | Update | Update |
See: Define System Profile Options.
Specify the address validation level for applications.
Specify the address validation level for sites.
Specify whether or not users or programs can update addresses that were standardized by address validation adapters. Even if this profile option is set to Yes, updates are allowed only if they do not violate other validations, such as tax validation rules. If a standardized address is updated, it becomes eligible for revalidation in future address validation processes.
Specify whether or not to create log entries in the HZ_ADAPTER_LOGS table for adapter processes, for example, address validation through an address validation adapter.
In the HZ_ADAPTER_LOGS table, the OUT_DOC column stores the outbound XML documents and log files, and the IN_DOC column stores the inbound XML documents and logs.
Specify the system-wide default address validation adapter to use, if you want to use only one adapter for all address validations. If no country-specific default adapter is selected by the user for a specific import or address validation process, this default adapter is also used.
Specify whether or not to track the history of location and location profile records. If location history is maintained, then every update to a location's supported address elements is tracked in the HZ_LOCATION_PROFILES table for all content sources in the HZ_LOCATIONS table. Supported address elements include the four address lines, city, state, county, and country.
Specify the number of seconds that the address validation "black box" should wait for a response from the address validation adapter before timing out. The adapter receives the XML file that the black box sends, and should send a corresponding response to validate the addresses.
Use this profile option to validate the first five digits of the US postal code. The first five digits of the US postal code are validated if the profile value is Yes, else the complete postal code is validated. If you do not specify any value, the first five digits of the US postal code are validated
You can update this profile option only at the site level.
Internal Name: HZ_VAL_FIRST_5_DIGIT_US_ZIP
Use this profile option to specify the host name, if your organization uses a proxy server.
This profile option is required.
You can update this profile option only at the site level.
Internal Name: WEB_PROXY_HOST
Use this profile option to specify the proxy port number, if your organization uses a proxy server.
This profile option is required if you specified a host name for the proxy server.
You can update this profile option only at the site level.
Internal Name: WEB_PROXY_PORT
Use this profile option to avoid requests to be passed through the proxy server, and minimize performance lag during address validation. If you do not want to access address validation servers set outside the firewall, but have set values for profiles: Applications Server-Side Proxy Host and Domain and Applications Proxy Port, then you can specify the domain address of the address validation server.
This profile option is optional.
You can update this profile option only at the site level.
Internal Name: WEB_PROXY_BYPASS_DOMAINS
Other Sources
Oracle Applications System Administrator's Guide - Configuration