Address records are master records used throughout the software. These address records are connected to 
    many screens, such as people, cases, injuries, etc. Before entering new address records, perform a lookup
    to make sure that you do not duplicate an existing address record in the database. Master address records
    are often imported from other systems when the system is first deployed, or you can regularly import or
    update master address records from other systems using web services, sql server jobs or tsql scripts.
    Since this is a master record, if you change an address record, it will affect any linked records. For
    example, you create a case and select an existing master address record in the database. If you find that 
    the street name is mispelled and change it, this will be reflected in any other case reports that 
    are linked to this master address record.

  
    | Fields | 
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    | Street # | Street number portion of the address. | 
    | Direction | Street direction portion of the address (North, South, East, West). | 
    | Street | The name of the street, intersection, road or highway for the address. | 
    | Suite/Apt. | The suite or apt. number used at this address. | 
    | City | The City for the address. | 
    | State | The State for the address. | 
    | Zip | Zip code or postal code for the address. | 
    | Country | Country in which the address resides. | 
    | Address Code | Alphanumeric identifier for this record. | 
    | County | County in which the address resides. | 
    | District | A geographic area to categorize this address. | 
    | Longitude | WEST degree m.mmmm used for geocoding. | 
    | Latitude | NORTH degree m.mmmm used for geocoding. | 
    | Comment | Comments or directions for the address. |