Stores the tolerance value for each country, which the application uses during the reverse geocoding process.
The tolerance value determines the accuracy of reverse geocoding near an area boundary.
Reverse geocoding is the process of determining the area that corresponds to a user-specified latitude and longitude pair.
| Creation Date | 1/21/2015 12:42 PM |
| File Group | PRIMARY |
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| System Object |  |
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| Rows | 85 |
| Data Space Used | 8.00 KB |
| Index Space Used | 8.00 KB |
| Column Name | Description | Datatype | Length | Allow Nulls | Default | Formula | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | intLevel1 | Country identifier. | smallint | 2 | |||
| fltTolerance | Tolerance value. | real | 4 |  | |||
| IsReverseGeocodeViaAddressService | Indicates whether the application supports reverse geocoding by SQL Server spatial methods.
If reverse geocoding by SQL Server spatial methods is not supported, the application uses the airsp_FindClosestArea stored procedure for geocoding. For more information, see the application online help. | bit | 1 | ((0)) | |||
| ReverseGeocodingType | Code that represents the type of reverse geocoding supported for the country. For a complete list of codes, see tReverseGeocodingType Table. | tinyint | 1 | |