Rules and guidelines for user-defined pattern labels

• •Use label values that appear in the Labeled Name field in the test panel.
• •Your pattern can contain a label that represents more than one token in a name. For example, you might define a label with two values to represent a hyphenated last name. Use the Custom Token label option to define the label.
• •The following table describes the labels that the parse asset recognizes:

Label	Description
FIRSTNAME	First name of a person.
LASTNAME	Family name.
MIDDLENAME	Middle name of a person.
LN_ID	Affix to family name. For example, Mac, Van, al.
INIT	Initial, or single alphabetic character.
TITLE	Occupation name.
SUFFIX	Person name suffix, such as a professional qualification.
INITSET	Two or more initials separated by spaces or periods.
PREFIX	Person name prefix. For example, DR, MISS.
DESIGNATOR	Designated recipient identifier. For example: CARE OF.
HOUSEHOLD	Household identifier. For example: Current Resident.
WORD	Alphabetic string.
WORDSYMBOL	Combination of one or more alphabetic characters and punctuation symbols.
CONNECTOR	Conjunction. For example: and, or.
CODE	Alphanumeric string.
NUMBER	Numeric string.
SYMBOL	Punctuation symbol.
UNDEFINED	Undefined string.
CONNECT	Conjunction. For example: and, or.
dq_dash	Dash symbol in a Spanish name.
dq_comma	Comma symbol in a Spanish name.
dq_quote	Quote symbol in a Spanish name.
dummy	Value that is not associated with a name. e.g. Generico.
found	Portuguese name prefix.
COMMA	Comma symbol.
#DASH	Dash symbol.
#FNDOLN	Family name that begins with [O'].
#!FND	Family name affix [O'] without an apostrophe.
amb	Ambiguous Spanish name. May be first or family name.
apell	Spanish family name.
nom	Spanish first name.
inicial	Initial letter in a Spanish name.
Custom Token	A set of multiple tokens that the parsing operation can apply to an output field.