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WebOPAC Help:Serials Search List |
Search
Operation Procedure
E Performing search from index:@
1.
Select the initial of a serial title to be searched from the list.
E Performing search directly from a title:
1. Enter the title of a target
serial in the title text field.
2. Click the Search button.
Search
Method
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Characters that can be used
Characters that can
be used include Kanji, Hiragana, Katakana, and alphanumeric characters.
Both upper case and
lower-case alphabetic characters can be entered. Also, both em-size and en-size
characters can be entered.
¡ Primary and secondary search items
The following search
items are primary search items that can be used alone as a search value.
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Title
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Logical operation of the search values
If
multiple search values are entered for one search item, one of
the following three types of search is executed based on the entry method:
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Logical conjunction (AND) search: A search of material simultaneously
satisfying two or more search values is performed.
Entry method: Join each search value by " "
(blank).
Example) Search for
material containing both "
Title:
@Japan@USA
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Logical disjunction (OR) search:@ A search of
material satisfying at least of one of two or more search values is performed.
Entry method: Join each search value by "+"
(plus sign).
Example) Search for
material containing either "
Title:
@Japan+USA
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Logical negation (NOT) search:@ A search of
material, which satisfies some condition, but does not satisfy other conditions
is performed.
Entry method: Join each search value by "^"
(hat symbol).
Example) Search for
material containing "
Title:@@Japan^USA
*) To perform a NOT
search, there must be at least one search value without "^".
¡ Keyword and literal searches
Two types of search methods, the keyword
search and literal search, can be used.
In the keyword search, a
search of material containing the entered search values as words (=
keywords) is performed.
In the literal search, a
search of material containing the entered search values simply as
characters (= literals) is performed.
In the
literal search, the following search methods
can be specified:
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Search method |
Explanation |
Entry example |
Sample match |
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Perfect
matching |
Searches
for material that perfectly matches the entered search string. |
and |
and@ AND@ And |
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Right
truncation |
Searches
for material that matches the initial part of the entered search string. |
and* |
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Left/right
truncation |
Searches
for material that matches the intermediate part of the entered search string. |
*and* |
Cassandra panda |
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Left
truncation |
Searches
for material that matches the last part of the entered search string. |
*and |
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Infix
truncation |
Searches
for material that optionally matches the entered search string. |
a*nd |
almond armband |
For the search item
"title," a keyword search is normally performed.
To perform a literal search,
prefix the search value by "#".
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Search example |
Entry example (item: search
value) |
Sample matches |
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Search
for material containing the keyword " |
Title:
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Japanese
history Japanese
old tales |
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Search
for material whose title is " |
Title:
# |
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Search
for material whose title ends with " |
Title:
#* |
Revitalized
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Search
for material whose year of publication is 1900s |
Year
of publication: 19* |
1945 |
Search
Options
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Number of items
displayed in the list
Select
the number of items to be displayed in one page of the bibliography list from
the pull-down menu.
Bookmark
Reference
Any searched
bibliography can be saved so that it can be referenced later.
Bibliography
information is saved in the bookmark
and the bookmark can be "referenced" on the bibliography search
screen.
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@[Bookmark] button: Displays a list of bibliographies stored
in the bookmark. If only one
bibliography is stored, its bibliography details are displayed.
Search
History Reference
Clicking the
[history] button enables you to refer
the search history.
How to Use
Clicking the [How to use] button
activates the "online manual" for the currently displayed screen.
Navigation
Guide
Clicking
the
button causes a jump to the beginning of
a set of available function buttons.