There are no parameters for this function because it randomly generates the numbers using advertising-related rules for creating US SSNs.Īny number of records can be generated and sent to one or more output file or table targets, in one or more (custom) formats with or without other data fields. FIELD=(NATID=natid_gen_invalid_us(), TYPE=ASCII, POSITION=1, SEPARATOR="\n") A RowGen job script calling this function to create a properly formatted, but invalid US SSN might be: /INFILE=RowGen_SSN_ To generate an invalid US Social Security Number, so as to protect citizens from identity fraud, you can use special rules, or value ranges used in SSN-related advertising. The 4 X’s above are actual numbers concealed to protect the particular person associated with the actual SSN generated. The /INCOLLECT value function determines the number of test records created. Leaving the State parameter out of the function call will randomly generate a US SSN. FL for Florida) for the specific state the user would like to use to generate the SSN these characters must be capitalized when entered. State is the two-character abbreviation (e.g. FieldName is the desired name for the field. FIELD=(NATID, TYPE=ASCII, POSITION=1, SEPARATOR="\t") FIELD=(NATID=natid_gen_us("FL"), TYPE=ASCII, POSITION=1, SEPARATOR="\n") INCOLLECT=1 # Number of records to produce 
It is used in the RowGen job script: /INFILE=RowGen_SSN_ When creating a valid SSN that is formatted correctly, the user can call a special RowGen test data generation function, natid_gen_us in the output field.
IRI has created a new library function for RowGen users who wish to generate either valid or invalid SSNs. The last four numbers are called “serial” numbers which further specify the region of birth, and range from 0001 and to 9999. The next two numbers are called the “group” number and are generated as a more specific number for the state.
The first three numbers are an area number that is generated based upon the state of birth. The US SSN consists of nine numbers in the format: The Social Security Number (SSN) in the United States is similar to many other forms of national identification around the world, such that it is a number or set of characters that is designated to a citizen or person who has entered the country for an extended stay on a visa.
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