The Reporting Server browser interface provides a list of first and second level map administrative regions. You can open
the list by clicking Geo Services on the Workspace page ribbon and selecting General maps info. This opens the list of administrative regions and postal levels, as shown in the following image.
The regions that say Paid in the Maps license column are the additional regions you can access with a second level license.
- The source for the country administrative level is provided by the Esri World map. Country is administrative level 0.
- The source for the State georole can be provided by the Esri World map or by shape files. When there is a second level license,
the state administrative level can be level 1 or level 2.
- The source for the County georole can be provided by the Esri World map or by shape files. When there is a second level
license, the county administrative level can be level 3 or level 4.
- The source for the City georole can be provided by the Esri World map or by shape files. When there is a second level license,
the city administrative level is level 5.
- The source for the Postal Code georole can be provided by the Esri World map or by shape files. When there is a second level
license, the postal code administrative level can be 3, 4, or 5.
Some georoles may not be applicable to specific countries. You can see the details of each country and its administrative
levels by right-clicking the country name and clicking Drill to administrative levels or Drill to postal levels, as shown in the following image.
Clicking Drill to administrative levels opens the list of States for the country, as shown in the following image.
Clicking any link opens information about the next level georole.
Clicking Drill to postal levels opens the list of postal levels for the country, as shown in the following image.
Right-clicking a link in any georole column other than the Country column opens a summary of the values for that georole,
as shown in the following image.
Example: Using a Second Level License to Map French Postal Codes
The request used in this example references data about French state names, city names, and postal codes. This data is readily
available online. The data in this example was downloaded from https://www.aggdata.com/free/france-postal-codes which is available for free using a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license detailed at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/. Once you download the data, you can upload it to the server to create the data file and synonym for use in requests. This
example assumes that the data and synonym are in the ibisamp application on the server.
Note: TIBCO takes no responsibility for the accuracy or continued existence of this data on this site. It is being used only as
an example of the detailed administrative boundaries available with a second level license.
The Master File for the uploaded data follows. The Master File generated by the upload procedure was edited to change the
first field name to COUNTRY and to remove the folder declarations.
FILENAME=FR_POSTAL_CODES, SUFFIX=DFIX ,
DATASET=ibisamp/fr_postal_codes.ftm (LRECL 1140 RECFM V, BV_NAMESPACE=OFF, $
SEGMENT=FR_POSTAL_CODES, SEGTYPE=S0, $
FIELDNAME=COUNTRY, ALIAS=E01, USAGE=A50V, ACTUAL=A50V,
TITLE='Country for State',
GEOGRAPHIC_ROLE=COUNTRY, $
FIELDNAME=STATE, ALIAS=E02, USAGE=A21V, ACTUAL=A21V,
MISSING=ON,
TITLE='State',
GEOGRAPHIC_ROLE=STATE, $
FIELDNAME=COUNTY, ALIAS=E03, USAGE=A25V, ACTUAL=A25V,
MISSING=ON,
TITLE='County',
GEOGRAPHIC_ROLE=COUNTY, $
FIELDNAME=CITY, ALIAS=E04, USAGE=A48V, ACTUAL=A48V,
MISSING=ON,
TITLE='City',
GEOGRAPHIC_ROLE=CITY, $
FIELDNAME=POSTAL_CODE, ALIAS=E05, USAGE=A16V, ACTUAL=A16V,
MISSING=ON,
TITLE='Postal Code',
GEOGRAPHIC_ROLE=POSTAL-CODE, $
FIELDNAME=PLACE_NAME, ALIAS=E06, USAGE=A56V, ACTUAL=A56V,
MISSING=ON,
TITLE='Place Name', $
FIELDNAME=GEO_POINT, ALIAS=E07, USAGE=A150, ACTUAL=A150,
TITLE='GIS Point',
GEOGRAPHIC_ROLE=GEOMETRY_POINT, $
The Access File for the uploaded data follows.
SEGNAME=FR_POSTAL_CODES,
DELIMITER=',',
CDN=COMMAS_DOT,
CONNECTION=<local>, $
The following request named frenchzip2.fex creates the xml file with the postal code data that is passed to the HTML page
with the Esri component.
TABLE FILE ibisamp/fr_postal_codes
PRINT COUNTRY STATE CITY POSTAL_CODE
ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT XML
END
Configure the Server with a second level license. Create an HTML page, add an Esri component, and select the frenchzip2 request in the Requests & Data Sources panel. Then configure the Settings panel to use the request and the Postal code geographic
role, as shown in the following image.
Run the HTML page. The output is shown in the following image, with one of the postal codes clicked to display the popup.
You can zoom in to see the boundaries of individual postal codes and change to a basemap that shows more detail, such as the
World Street Map, as shown in the following image (the layer transparency has also been changed to 30% using the Table of
Contents widget, in order to see the background detail more clearly).
