What is the difference between temporary and permanent geocoding?
The difference between temporary and permanent geocoding lies in the usage rights of the geocoded data.
Temporary Geocoding:
- It allows you to display geocoding results on a map or use them in proximity searches, but you cannot store the results.
- It is typically used in applications where the geocoding request happens on-the-fly while a user is interacting with the application.
Permanent Geocoding:
- It allows you to store the results and use them for any purpose.
- It is typically used for batch geocoding where you need to geocode a large number of addresses at once and store the results for later use.
To enable permanent geocoding, add permanent=true
to the query parameters to your API request.
For more information, you can refer to the Mapbox Geocoding API Documentation.
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