Address search in the database

The address search dialog in the database is designed to search for and display on the map coordinates corresponding to the address entered by the user.

For the dialog to work properly, the program must have internet access.

After launching, the dialog looks as shown in the figure:

To search for an address, you need to enter its keywords in the search bar:

When you press Enter or the button, you will be taken to the first found point.

When you pressor the down arrow, a drop-down list with possible address options will be displayed:

You can then select an entry from the list or use the navigation buttons: and .

The current record is displayed in the dialog header, and its coordinates are shown on the map.

Searching for an Object by Cadastral Number

To search for objects by cadastral number, you need to enter the cadastral number of the object, quarter, district, or county in the search bar and press Enter or the button. After that, you will be taken to the center of the search object. Since the presence of the ":" symbol indicates that a cadastral number has been entered in the search bar, when entering a cadastral district number, you need to add this symbol at the end (for example, 50:).

In some organizations, a proxy server may be installed for accessing the Internet.

To set the parameters for accessing such a server:

1. Open the Geoportals Settings dialog.

2. Set the Use proxy server property.

3. Configure the proxy server parameters using the Proxy Server Parameters dialog (User Authorization tab).

Calling the Geoportals Settings dialog

Geoportals Settings dialog

Proxy Server Parameters dialog