On 19/05/2012 13:44, Jo Pol wrote:

Hello Jo,


Hello

Is it possible for you to give me the different juridictions 
we could find in the Netherlands? from the lowest to the 
highest but in dutch of course.
The best approach would be to try Dutch applications such as Adfaer (free)
and GensDataPro (free trial). I'm just a lonesome autodidact in this field.

But I could give you a translation of my personal convention so far:
Postcode : zip-code consist of 4 digits a space and two capitals, together
with a housenumber it is unique. I once received a letter with everything
else scrambled almost beyond recognition except for these two details.
Plaats : village or hamlet, it has road signs with a name, marking the
border were you have to slow down your speed.
Gemeente : community? A city or village with a major, they are joining much
smaller communities the last few and coming decades.
Provincie : a bigger political unit http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provincie
Land : country

For the increasing significance as required by gedcom, "Straat" (=street)
competes with the postcode. As a matter of fact the significance of a street
goes between the digits and capitals, but in practise you should never split
the postcode.

OK, if I design it that way, is it acceptable for people from Netherlands?

,Postcode,Plaats, Gemeente, , Arrondissement, Provincie, Land

That way a user can add something lower than "Postcode", and something between "Gemeente" and "Arrondissement".

Francois
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