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address_seen

Stores every address we've ever encountered from any source in the database.

Primary Key:Checks:
  • address_seen_address1_upper_check - (address1 = upper(address1))
  • address_seen_address2_upper_check - (address2 = upper(address2))
  • address_seen_address_id_check - ((canonical_address_id IS NULL) = (canonical_primary_address_only_id IS NULL))
  • address_seen_city_upper_check - (city = upper(city))
  • address_seen_country_code_check - (country_code <> ''::text)
  • address_seen_country_subdivision_upper_check - (country_subdivision = upper(country_subdivision))
  • address_seen_postal_code_upper_check - (postal_code = upper(postal_code))
  • address_seen_state_or_province_upper_check - (state_or_province = upper(state_or_province))
Foreign Keys:Indexes:
ColumnData TypeNullableIndexedDescription
address_idbigintNoYesSnowflake ID for address.
canonical_address_idbigintYesYesLink to the canonical address record.
canonical_primary_address_only_idbigintYesYesLink to the canonical primary address record. Primary address is usually the address of the building without apartment numbers, floors, etc. This makes it possible to identify addresses within the same building.
is_invalid_addressbooleanYesNoIs the address invalid.
address1textNoYesAddress 1 should contain the building or house number, predirectionals, street name/PO Box, postdirectionals, and street suffix.
address2textNoYesAddress 2 is additional information to address 1 such as Floor 2 or Apartment 3.
citytextNoYesCity name
state_or_provincetextNoYesState or province name
postal_codetextNoYesPostal code, the 5 or 9 digit zip code in the United States.
country_codetextYesYesTwo-digit country code such as US for United States or UK for United Kingdom.
country_subdivisiontextNoYesAdministrative or political divisions within a country such as state, province, territory, or administrative region.
last_retrieved_datedateYesNo-