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IPlaceNameAlias Interface (ArcObjects .NET 10.5 SDK)
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| ArcObjects Help for .NET developers > ArcObjects namespaces > Location > ESRI.ArcGIS.Location > Interfaces > IP > IPlaceNameAlias Interface (ArcObjects .NET 10.5 SDK) |
Provides access to memebers that specify a place name alias table.
Use the IPlaceNameAlias interface to specify a table that the locator will use as a place name alias table.
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AddressFields | Names of the address fields. |
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AliasField | Name of the alias field. |
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DefaultAliasFieldNames | Recognized names for the address fields in the place name alias table. |
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Table | Name object for the place name alias table. |
| CoClasses and Classes | Description |
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| AGSAddressLocator | A locator adaptor for the GeocodeServer proxies. |
| ESRIFDOAddressLocator | An address locator that uses the Esri geocoding engine developed prior to ArcGIS version 10.0. |
| ESRIFDOAddressLocatorStyle | An address locator style for locators that use the Esri geocoding engine developed prior to ArcGIS version 10.0. |
| ESRIGen2AddressLocator | An address locator that uses the Esri geocoding engine introduced in ArcGIS version 10.0. |
| ESRIGen2AddressLocatorStyle | An address locator style that uses the Esri geocoding engine introduced in ArcGIS version 10.0. |
| StreetMapAddressLocator | A locator that uses the Esri geocoding engine and StreetMap reference data sources. |
| StreetMapAddressLocatorStyle | A locator style for locators that use the Esri geocoding engine and StreetMap reference data sources. |
Place name alias tables store aliases for addresses, such as �City Hall�, so that you can geocode addresses using alias names rather than addresses.
When using the IPlaceNameAlias interface to specify the place name alias table for a locator, only set the writeable properties immediately one after the other. Setting some of these properties, such as the Table property, can place the locator object in a state which can cause some of the readable properties and methods on the locator to raise errors until the other writeable properties on this interface are set.