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1 1 The Elementary Searches on STN

2 2 What Does Information in a Database Look Like?

3 3 The kind of information in a database depends on the type of database it is. What Does Information in a Database Look Like?

4 4 The kind of information in a database depends on the type of database it is.

5 5 What Does Information in a Database Look Like? The kind of information in a database depends on the type of database it is.

6 6 What Does Information in a Database Look Like? The kind of information in a database depends on the type of database it is.

7 7 Bibliographic Files

8 8 Workshop Focus: Bibliographic Files Original Document

9 9 Online Record Workshop Focus: Bibliographic Files

10 10 Indexes Information in an online record is organized in specific indexes (fields). E.g., all author names are placed in one location, the Author Index. TIUse of molecular symmetry in SCF calculations AU Elder, M. CS SO DT LA AB TIEnsemble averages and molecular symmetry AU Whiffen, D. H. CS SO DT LA AB TIComputer Perception of Molecular Symmetry AU Balasubramanian, K. CS SO DT LA AB TIAutomorphism and equivalence classes AU Figueras, John CS SO DT LA AB TITreatment of symmetry in MO calculations AU Jaffe, H. H.: Ellis, R. L. CSDep. Chem., Univ. Cincinnati, Ohio USA SOJ. Comput. Phys. (1974), 16(1), 20- 31 DTJournal LAEnglish ABIn the described method for using mol. symmetry in MO calcns., the point group of the mol. is Author Index (/AU) Elder, M. Whiffen, D. H. Balasubramanian, K. Figueras, John Jaffe, H. H. Ellis, R. L.

11 11 Every Field has his own index Indexes

12 12  Phrase Indexed Fields  Words Indexed Fields Indexes

13 13 Indexes Expand is a usefull tool for: looking at indexes, to check if search terms are inside. underestanding the kind of indexing (word or phrase)

14 14 Phrase Indexed Fields E13 1 NAPROSYN/CN E14 1 NAPROSYN SODIUM/CN E15 1 NAPROXEN/CN E16 1 NAPROXEN 1,1-DIMETHYLETHYL ESTER/CN E17 1 NAPROXEN 2,2,2-TRIFLUOROETHYL THIOESTER/CN E18 1 NAPROXEN 2-(BENZENESULFONYL)ETHYL ESTER/CN E19 1 NAPROXEN 2-(DIMETHYLAMINO)ETHYL ESTER/CN E20 1 NAPROXEN 2-(METHANESULFONYL)ETHYL ESTER/CN E21 1 NAPROXEN 2-(METHYLTHIO)ETHYL ESTER/CN E22 1 NAPROXEN 2-(PHENYLTHIO)ETHYL ESTER/CN E23 1 NAPROXEN 2-BROMOETHYL ESTER/CN E24 1 NAPROXEN 2-HYDROXYETHYL ESTER/CN => s NAPROXEN 2,2,2-TRIFLUOROETHYL THIOESTER/CN L1 1 NAPROXEN 2,2,2-TRIFLUOROETHYL THIOESTER/CN => e naproxen/cn

15 15 Terms in an index are access points to records. Author Index JAFFE H ARI/AU JAFFE H H/AU JAFFE H S/AU JAFFE H W/AU JAFFE HALINA/AU JAFFE HANS/AU TI Treatment of symmetry in MO calculations AU Jaffe, H. H.: Ellis, R. L. CS Dep. Chem., Univ. Cincinnati, Ohio USA SO J. Comput. Phys. (1974), 16(1), 20-31 DT Journal LA English AB In the described method for using mol. symmetry in MO calcns., the point group of the mol. is... JAFFE H H is indexed as a phrase in the AU Field Indexes How is indexed in AU: JAFFE H H ?

16 16 Phrase Indexed Fields => e jaffe h h/au E1 3 JAFFE H A/AU E2 21 JAFFE H ARI/AU E3 136 --> JAFFE H H/AU E4 8 JAFFE H L/AU E5 6 JAFFE H S/AU E6 5 JAFFE H W/AU E7 3 JAFFE HALINA/AU E8 37 JAFFE HANS/AU E9 35 JAFFE HANS H/AU E10 3 JAFFE HANS VON R/AU E11 9 JAFFE HAROLD/AU E12 3 JAFFE HAROLD L/AU RECORDS

17 17 Words Indexed Fields E25 2 NAPROSYN/BI E26 2 NAPROX/BI E27 75 NAPROXEN/BI E28 1 NAPROXENAMIDE/BI E29 2 NAPROXENE/BI E30 1 NAPROXO/BI E31 1 NAPROXOL/BI E32 1 NAPRP2O7/BI E33 2 NAPRP3G12/BI E34 2 NAPRP5/BI E35 1 NAPRS2/BI E36 1 NAPRSE2/BI => s NAPROXEN(w)2(w)BROMOETHYL(w)ESTER L2 1 NAPROXEN(W)2(W)BROMOETHYL(W)ESTER => e naproxen(/bi)

18 18 Indexing Terms  Database producers also add indexing terms that highlight the key concepts covered in the document.  Indexing terms typically are controlled terminology.  Assignment of uniform indexing terms to records within a database allows searchers to accurately locate documents on a particular topic.

19 19 Indexing Terms

20 20 Indexes All Fields have their own Index Terms Field Index Record N°s ABC..ABC.. n 1 n 2 n 3... n 1 n 2 n 20... n 2 n 20 n 50....

21 21 Specify how terms will be associated in the answers using –AND –OR –NOT Associate terms with logic operators

22 22 AND AND - Associating two or more terms with AND retrieves answers (records) containing all of the terms For example: A search of DOG AND CAT in the CAplus file results in the STN response: 36871DOG 27943CAT 1874DOG AND CAT The response from STN tells you that: 36871 records contain the term DOG 27943 records contain the term CAT 1874 records contain both terms DOG AND CAT The response from STN tells you that: 36871 records contain the term DOG 27943 records contain the term CAT 1874 records contain both terms DOG AND CAT Associate terms with logic operators

23 23 OR OR - Associating two or more terms with OR retrieves answers containing at least one of the terms For example: A search of DOG OR CAT in the CAplus file results in the STN response: 36871DOG 27943CAT 62940 DOG OR CAT The response from STN tells you that: 62940 records contain either DOG, CAT, or both. NOTE NOTE: Use OR to associate synonyms. Enclose terms connected by OR in parentheses. Associate terms with logic operators

24 24 NOT NOT - Associating two or more terms with NOT retrieves answers containing the first term, but not the second. For example: A search of DOG NOT CAT in the CAplus file results in the STN response: 36871DOG 27943CAT 34997 DOG NOT CAT ALERT ALERT: The NOT operator should be used with caution to avoid eliminating valid answers. The response from STN tells you that: 34997 records contain the term DOG but not the term CAT. The response from STN tells you that: 34997 records contain the term DOG but not the term CAT. Associate terms with logic operators

25 25 Associate terms with logic operators AND AB A and B

26 26 Associate terms with logic operators OR AB A or B

27 27 Associate terms with logic operators NOT A B A not B B not A

28 28 Indexes Terms Field Index Record N°s ABC....ABC.... n 1 n 2 n 3... n 1 n 2 n 20... n 2 n 20 n 50.... If you search: A You get: n 1 n 2 n 3 If you search: A or B You get: n 1 n 2 n 3 n 20 If you search: A and B You get: n 1 n 2 If you search: A and B and C You get: n 2

29 29 Indexes Terms Field Index Record N°s ABC....ABC.... n 1 n 2 n 3... n 1 n 2 n 20... n 2 n 20 n 50.... If you search: A You get: n 1 n 2 n 3 If you search: A not B You get: n 3 If you search: B not A You get: n 20 If you search: A not (B or C) You get: n 3

30 30 –AND –OR –NOT Operators apply at all index fields: Words and Phrases Indexes

31 31 Basic Index Basic Index is made up of single words from the title, abstract, and indexing terms. Articles, prepositions, and conjunctions (called stopwords) are not in the Basic Index.

32 32 Basic Index of the CAplus File AN 2000:500182 CAPLUS TI Selective cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitors: heteroaryl modified 1,2-diarylimidazoles are potent, orally active antiinflammatory agents AU Khanna, Ish K.; Yu, Yi; Huff, Renee M.; o o o AB A series of heteroaryl modified 1,2- diarylimidazoles has been synthesized and found to be potent and highly selective (1000-9000-fold) inhibitors of the human COX-2. 3-Pyridyl-derived COX-2 o o o (continued on next page)

33 33 o o o ST diarylimidazole prepn cyclooxygenase inhibitor; imidazole aryl prepn cyclooxygenase inhibitor; inflammation inhibitor arylimidazole; structure activity arylimidazole inflammation inhibitor IT Structure-activity relationship (antiinflammatory; prepn., cyclooxygenase -2 inhibitory and antiinflammatory activity, and structure-activity relationship of arylimidazoles) o o o (continued on next page) Basic Index of the CAplus File

34 34 o o o IT 298205-08-0P RL: SPN (Synthetic preparation); PREP (Preparation) (prepn., cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitory and antiinflammatory activity, and structure-activity relationship of arylimidazoles) RE.CNT 56 RE (1) Allison, M; New Engl J Med 1992, V327, P749 MEDLINE o o o Basic Index of the CAplus File

35 35 Online Search Strategy

36 36 3. Build your search query 2. Identify relevant files 1. Determine your search question Online Search Strategy

37 37 6. Evaluate answers 5. Conduct a preliminary search 4. Logon to STN International Online Search Strategy

38 38 9. Logoff from STN International 8. Display answers in more detail 7. Sharpen your search strategy Online Search Strategy

39 39 Determine Your Search Question Research Interest: Information on tamper-resistant packaging for milk.

40 40 Information Statements General Information on ways to package products. Information on ways to package products that reveal evidence of tampering. Information on packaging materials used in tamper- resistant dairy packaging. Information on tamper-resistant seals used with plastic containers for milk. Specific Determine Your Search Question

41 41 CAS Catalog STN Database Summary Sheets STNGuide STN Price List WWW.CAS.ORG –STN documentation is available at www.cas.org/ONLINE/STN/doc.html Identify Relevant Files

42 42 CAS Catalog

43 43 FILE 'HOME' => fil stnguide => s pack? and food L1 6 PACK? AND FOOD STNGUIDE

44 44 => d dbn 1-6 : : : : : L1 ANSWER 4 OF 6 STNGUIDE COPYRIGHT 2002 ACS, JST, FIZ-K DBN FROSTI - Foodline: Food Science and Technology : : : : : STNGUIDE

45 45 => d 4 dbs L1 ANSWER 4 OF 6 STNGUIDE COPYRIGHT 2002 ACS, JST, FIZ-K AN 420 STNGUIDE DBN FROSTI - Foodline: Food... DESC FROSTI (Foodline: Food Science and Technology) is a...... STNGUIDE

46 46 Skills Practice 1.Use the Database Summary Sheets for the FROSTI file to identify: a) the fields making up the basic index b) the sources for information in the file c) the years of coverage d) the language of the file 2. Find Files containing Patents Full-Text.

47 47 Build Your Search Question A Identify the main concepts B Choose a set of search terms C Link search terms with logic operators

48 48 Identify the main concepts you are to find information on: tamper-resistant packaging for milk.

49 49 Involves identifying synonyms for that concept. At this point, the synonyms you identify will depend on your current knowledge and experience. Choose a set of search terms

50 50 AND OR AND OR Associate terms with logic operators S tamper and (package or container) and (milk or dairy) Write the search string

51 51 Logon to STN

52 52 Capture Session dialog box Click OpenEnter a name

53 53 * * * * * * * * * * Welcome to STN International * * * * * * * * * NEWS 1 Web Page URLs for STN Seminar Schedule - N. America o o o NEWS HOURS STN Operating Hours Plus Help Desk Availability NEWS INTER General Internet Information NEWS LOGIN Welcome Banner and News Items NEWS PHONE Direct Dial and Telecommunication Network Access to STN NEWS WWW CAS World Wide Web Site (general information) Enter NEWS followed by the item number or name to see news on that specific topic. o o o * * * * * * * * * * * * * STN Columbus * * * * * * * * * * * * * * FILE 'HOME' ENTERED AT 13:36:17 ON 30 NOV 2000 => You are connected to STN Your signal to begin You are placed in the HOME file

54 54 STN Command Line Format The general format for entering a command on STN is => Command Instructions For example, => S TAMPER AND PACK?

55 55 Basic Commands

56 56 Logoff from STN

57 57 Logoff Hold allows you to save the entire online session for up to 60 minutes, at no charge. If you logon to STN using the same login ID and password within 60 minutes, you can continue your searching from the point at which you disconnected. Logoff from STN

58 58 Click on the Discover! button Logoff from STN

59 59 Conduct a Preliminary Search Recall the Search Question …. Find information on tamper-resistant packaging for milk. To conduct a preliminary search: A Enter the database BCheck to see if search terms are in the database CRun the preliminary search

60 60 Enter the database => FILE FROSTI FILE 'FROSTI' ENTERED COPYRIGHT (C) 2000 Leatherhead Food Research Association FILE LAST UPDATED: 18 OCT 2000 =>

61 61 Check if terms are in the database => E TAMPER E1 1 TAMPED/BI E2 1 TAMPELUNE/BI E3 1639 --> TAMPER/BI E4 2 TAMPERE/BI E5 40 TAMPERED/BI E6 8 TAMPERERS/BI E7 1 TAMPERGUARD/BI E8 322 TAMPERING/BI E9 2 TAMPERINGS/BI E10 34 TAMPERPROOF/BI E11 1 TAMPERPROOFED/BI E12 3 TAMPERS/BI EXPAND shows you a list of 12 terms. Each term is assigned an E-number. The /BI tells you that STN looked in the Basic Index for your term. The term you typed appears as E3. Column 2 gives postings - the number of times a term appears in the designated index.

62 62 => E PACKAGE E1 2 PACKAG/BI E2 1 PACKAGABLE/BI E3 4411 --> PACKAGE/BI E4 6135 PACKAGED/BI o o o E12 43060 PACKAGING/BI => E E13 1 PACKAGINGCONTAINERS/BI E14 1 PACKAGINGG/BI E15 2 PACKAGINGMATERIAL/BI E16 1 PACKAGINGPRINTPAK/BI E17 126 PACKAGINGS/BI o o o E23 1 PACKAS/BI E24 1 PACKATGER/BI To continue the list, type E at the prompt. Check if terms are in the database

63 63 => E CONTAINER E1 1 CONTAIND/BI E2 4447 CONTAINED/BI E3 8782 --> CONTAINER/BI E4 1 CONTAINERBOARD/BI E5 10 CONTAINERISATION/BI E6 18 CONTAINERISED/BI E7 2 CONTAINERISING/BI E8 4 CONTAINERIZATION/BI E9 9 CONTAINERIZED/BI E10 3 CONTAINERIZING/BI E11 16148 CONTAINERS/BI E12 1 CONTAINERSHIP/BI Note: There are other words in the EXPAND lists that could be used as search terms as well. Check if terms are in the database

64 64 Truncation Symbols Truncation symbols (“wild cards”) allow for retrieval of: Various word endings Singular and plural word forms Spelling variations within a word (e.g., British/American spellings)

65 65 Truncation symbols may be combined within the same term. Multiple uses of # and ! are allowed. Truncation Symbols

66 66 PACK? TAMPER? or TAMPER#### CONTAINER# Truncation Symbols

67 67 Preliminary search => S TAMPER? AND (PACK? OR CONTAINER#) 1769 TAMPER? 49674 PACK? 19183 CONTAINER# L1 1613 TAMPER? AND (PACK? OR CONTAINER#) Enclose synonyms in parentheses. The response from STN tells you that 1613 records contain both concepts. Records are placed in an answer set labeled L1. They are arranged from newest to oldest.

68 68 Use the DISPLAY (D) command. –A no cost option is available in most files. –Lets you view a portion of the record for free. –The fields displayed are specific to the file. –Generally, shows title terms or phrases supplied by the database producer. Evaluate Answers

69 69 The DISPLAY command requires three pieces of information for execution: answer set L-number number(s) of answers you want to see Format To specify the no cost display option, use TRIAL as the format (in many, but not all files). Evaluate Answers

70 70 => D L1 1 TRIAL L1 ANSWER 1 OF 1613 FROSTI COPYRIGHT 2000 LFRA TI Closure sealing wad. CT BOTTLE CLOSURES; BOTTLES; CLOSURES; CONTAINERS; PACKAGING CONTAINERS; PACKAGING PRODUCTS; PATENT; PCT PATENT; PLASTIC CLOSURES; ROPP CLOSURES; SEALS; SPIRIT BOTTLES; TAMPER EVIDENT CLOSURES; TAMPER EVIDENT PACKAGING PRODUCTS Hit-term highlighting is available in many STN files to help you see your search terms in the display. Evaluate Answers

71 71 => D L1 TRIAL 5, 10, 30, 45, 50 L1 ANSWER 5 OF 1613 FROSTI COPYRIGHT 2000 LFRA TI Tape-sealed bag and method for producing the same. CT BAGS; CLOSURES; PACKAGING CONTAINERS; PACKAGING PRODUCTS; PATENT; POUCHES; TAPE SEALED BAGS; TAPES; US PATENT L1 ANSWER 10 OF 1613 FROSTI COPYRIGHT 2000 LFRA TI Device for measuring liquid contained in a container with a neck and for making said container tamperproof. CT ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; BEVERAGES; BOTTLE CLOSURES; CLOSURES; DISPENSERS; PACKAGING PRODUCTS; PATENT; PCT PATENT; TAMPER RESISTANT CLOSURES; TAMPER RESISTANT PACKAGING PRODUCTS o o o Either commas or spaces may be used to separate answer numbers. Evaluate Answers

72 72 Sharpen Your Search Strategy Narrow the Search Strategy - Make It More Precise Choose more specific terms Add another concept Which Direction Should You Take? Broaden the Search Strategy - Make It More Comprehensive Apply truncation to terms Use more alternate terms

73 73 Which Direction Should You Take? Aspects to consider now: Are the answers you see in the evaluation step the kinds of answers you want? Are a large proportion of the answers relevant? Is the number of answers acceptable? Sharpen Your Search Strategy

74 74 Broadening an Online Search Broaden to increase the number of answers retrieved: Apply truncation to search terms Use more alternate terms for the concepts When choosing alternate terms, look for: Synonyms File-specific indexing terms Variations in spelling Acronyms File-specific abbreviations

75 75 Broadening an Online Search

76 76 Search the more comprehensive query => S (TAMPER? OR PILFER?) 1769 TAMPER? 79 PILFER? L2 1790 (TAMPER? OR PILFER?) => S (PACK? OR CONTAINER# OR CLOSURE# OR CONNECT? OR SEAL?) 49674 PACK? 19183 CONTAINER# 4311 CLOSURE# 3142 CONNECT? 8657 SEAL? L3 59134 (PACK? OR CONTAINER# OR CLOSURE# OR CONNECT? OR SEAL?) => S L2 AND L3 L4 1696 L2 AND L3 Associate synonyms using the OR operator. L-numbers may be linked with other search terms or other L-numbers via the SEARCH command. Helpful Hint: For efficient searching in files with search term pricing, develop separate queries for each concept.

77 77 => S (TAMPER? OR PILFER?) AND (PACK? OR CONTAINER# OR CLOSURE# OR CONNECT? OR SEAL?) 1769 TAMPER? 79 PILFER? 49674 PACK? 19183 CONTAINER# 4311 CLOSURE# 3142 CONNECT? 8657 SEAL? L5 1696 (TAMPER? OR PILFER?) AND (PACK? OR CONTAINER# OR CLOSURE# OR CONNECT? OR SEAL?) Option: The preceding queries could have been combined into one search query. The number of answers is the same. Summary: The preliminary search: 1613 answers. The more comprehensive search: 1696 answers Search the more comprehensive query

78 78 Narrowing an Online Search Narrow to decrease the number of answers Choose more specific search terms Add another concept to the search query

79 79 Add another concept to the search query => S L5 AND (EVIDEN? OR INDICAT?) 5826 EVIDEN? 17901 INDICAT? L6 1469 L5 AND (EVIDEN? OR INDICAT?)

80 80 => S (MILK# OR DAIR? OR CREAM#) 37360 MILK# 35701 DAIR? 9837 CREAM# L7 58458 (MILK# OR DAIR? OR CREAM#) => S L6 AND L7 L8 173 L6 AND L7 => D TRIAL 1-3 L8 ANSWER 1 OF 173 FROSTI COPYRIGHT 2000 LFRA TI Cap skirt with single bead and container neck structure. CT BOTTLES; CLOSURES; CONTAINERS; PACKAGING CONTAINERS; PACKAGING PRODUCTS; PATENT; SINGLE USE BOTTLES; SMALL BOTTLES; TAMPER EVIDENT CLOSURES; TAMPER EVIDENT PACKAGING PRODUCTS; US PATENT o o o Evaluate answers at no cost. Add another concept to the search query

81 81 Use the DISPLAY (D) command to see the answers in greater detail. Display Answers in More Detail At any time on STN, if you type out the entire command name (DISPLAY), STN will prompt you for each of these options.

82 82 An answer format is a code that tells the STN computer which piece(s) of the record to display. Two common answer formats are: BIB for BIBliographic information (title, author, source, language...) ALL for ALL the available information (be carefull) Display Answers in More Detail

83 83 => D L8 1 ALL L8 ANSWER 1 OF 173 FROSTI COPYRIGHT 2000 LFRA AN 531281 FROSTI TI Cap skirt with single bead and container neck structure. IN Bietzer S.H.; Krischke K.A.; Repp R.E. PA Portola Packaging Inc. SO United States Patent PI US 6082567 B HI0704 AI NO1023 NTE HI0704 DT Patent LA English AB A tamper-evident cap and closure for a o o o CT BOTTLES; CLOSURES; CONTAINERS; PACKAGING CONTAINERS; PACKAGING PRODUCTS; PATENT; SINGLE USE BOTTLES; SMALL BOTTLES; TAMPER EVIDENT CLOSURES; TAMPER EVIDENT PACKAGING PRODUCTS; US PATENT DED 1 Sep 2000 Helpful Hint: In many cases, the individual indexes may be displayed by using the index codes. Example: => D L8 5 TI LA Display Answers in More Detail

84 84 Review: Online Search Strategy

85 85 Skills Practice Given that you have performed a search and the STN response is L7 52L6 AND (DRUG# OR PHARMACEUTICAL# OR MEDICINE#) Write DISPLAY command lines that tell STN to display: 1.The bibliographic information and abstract for the first answer. 2. Answers 11-14 showing titles only. 3. The complete record of the 20 th answer. D BIB AB or DISPLAY L7 1 BIB AB D 11-14 TI or DISPLAY L7 11-14 TI D 20 ALL or DISPLAY L7 20 ALL

86 86 Skills Practice

87 87 Skills Practice

88 88 What Is STN Telling You? * * * * * * RECONNECTED TO STN INTERNATIONAL * * * * * * SESSION RESUMED IN FILE 'HOME' AT 15:24:23 ON 26 OCT 2000 FILE 'HOME' ENTERED AT 15:24:23 ON 26 OCT 2000 => S LIFE THIS COMMAND NOT AVAILABLE IN THE CURRENT FILE Some commands only work in certain files. For example, the EXPAND command can only be used to look at the index in a file which has an index. Enter "HELP COMMANDS" at an arrow prompt (=>) for a list of commands which can be used in this file. Your action?

89 89 => FILE CAPLUS => E MICROWAVE? E1 66996 MICROWAVE/BI E2 1 MICROWAVE2PA/BI E3 0 --> MICROWAVE?/BI E4 3 MICROWAVEABILITY/BI E5 67 MICROWAVEABLE/BI o o o E12 5 MICROWAVEGUIDE/BI => S MICROWAVE? L9 67902 MICROWAVE? Why are there 0 postings at E3, but 67,902 answers in L9? What Is STN Telling You?

90 90 => FILE ENERGY => S SOLAR AND CAR# OR AUTOMOBILE# 164787 SOLAR 27534 CAR# 22731 AUTOMOBILE# L10 23652 SOLAR AND CAR# OR AUTOMOBILE# => S SOLAR AND (CAR# OR AUTOMOBILE#) 164787 SOLAR 27534 CAR# 22731 AUTOMOBILE# L11 1482 SOLAR AND (CAR# OR AUTOMOBILE#) Why is L10 so much larger than L11? Which answer set retrieves only those answers concerned with solar powered cars or automobiles? What Is STN Telling You?

91 91 => FILE INSPEC => S NANOROBOT? L12 28 NANOROBOT? => D TRAIL 1-3 'TRAIL' IS NOT A VALID FORMAT FOR FILE 'INSPEC' The following are valid formats: BIB --------- AN, plus Bibliographic Data IBIB --------- BIB, indented with text labels IND --------- AN, plus Index Data o o o The same formats may be used with the DISPLAY ACC command to display the record for a specified accession number. ENTER DISPLAY FORMAT (BIB): What caused STN to respond in this manner? How do you return to an arrow prompt? What Is STN Telling You?

92 92 Sharpening Strategies

93 93 Sharpening Strategies In this section, you will learn to: Control the relative proximity of search terms in answers Arrange answers in relevance order Narrow searches using specialized indexes of a file

94 94 Locate records in the CAplus file on the preparation and manufacture of skin substitutes. Approach: Assume that steps 1-3 of the Online Search Strategy are complete. The following search question has been formulated. => SKIN AND SUBSTITUTE# AND (PREPARATION# OR MANUFACTURE) Sharpening Strategies

95 95 Conduct a preliminary search. => FILE CAPLUS => S SKIN AND SUBSTITUTE# AND (PREPARATION# OR MANUFACTURE) 131749 SKIN 367264 SUBSTITUTE# 1082797 PREPARATION# 271426 MANUFACTURE L1 734 SKIN AND SUBSTITUTE# AND (PREPARATION# OR MANUFACTURE) => D TRIAL 'TRIAL' IS NOT A VALID FORMAT FOR FILE 'CAPLUS' The following are valid formats: ABS --------- GI and AB ALL --------- BIB, AB, IND, RE o o o ENTER DISPLAY FORMAT (BIB):END Evaluate answers with no cost displays. If D TRIAL does not work - try D SCAN. D SCAN is the no cost format for CAS files. Type END to exit the interaction and return to an arrow prompt.

96 96 To see another answer, type 1. Evaluate Answers => D SCAN L1 734 ANSWERS CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2000 ACS o o o CC 25-1 (Benzene, Its Derivatives, and Condensed Benzenoid Compounds) Section cross-reference(s): 1 TI Preparation of adamantyl-substituted stilbenes as dermatological agents ST adamantyl stilbene prepn dermatol agent IT Antiproliferative agents Antitumor agents Skin preparations (pharmaceutical) (adamantyl-substituted stilbenes) IT Skin preparations (pharmaceutical) (prepn. of adamantyl-substituted stilbenes as dermatol. agents) o o o HOW MANY MORE ANSWERS DO YOU WISH TO SCAN? (1):1 This answer is not relevant. Although the terms "skin" and "substitute#" appear in the record, the answer has nothing to do with "skin substitutes."

97 97 o o o L1 734 ANSWERS CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2000 ACS CC 17-7 (Food and Feed Chemistry) TI Preparation of shark fin substitute with gelatin and sodium alginate o o o HOW MANY MORE ANSWERS DO YOU WISH TO SCAN? (1):1 L1 734 ANSWERS CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2000 ACS o o o TI Preparation of artificial skin ST artificial skin gum urethane rubber IT Rubber, urethane, biological studies RL: BIOL (Biological study) (artificial skin manuf. with gums and) IT Gums and Mucilages (artificial skin manuf. with urethane rubbers and)o o o This answer is very relevant. Note that the terms “skin” and “artificial” are close together Evaluate Answers

98 98 To terminate D SCAN, type END, NONE, or 0 (zero) at the colon. o o o TI Collagen derivatives containing thiol group as biomaterial for preparation of prostheses and implants o o o IT Skin (artificial, collagen derivs. contg. Thiol group as biomaterial for prepn. of prostheses and implants) o o o HOW MANY MORE ANSWERS DO YOU WISH TO SCAN? (1):0 Evaluate Answers

99 99 Proximity of Search Terms Are the answers you see in the evaluation step the kinds of answers you want?

100 100 Use proximity operators to specify the closeness of search terms to each other within records. Assumption: Assumption: the closer the terms are together in the record, the more directly related they are to each other. Proximity of Search Terms

101 101 Proximity of Search Terms

102 102 Proximity of Search Terms

103 103 Proximity of Search Terms

104 104 Proximity of Search Terms

105 105 Proximity of Search Terms

106 106 => S (SKIN OR DERMAL) (2A) (SUBSTITUTE# OR ARTIFICIAL) AND (PREPN# OR PREPARATION# OR MANUF?) 131749 SKIN 9052 DERMAL 367264 SUBSTITUTE# 68710 ARTIFICIAL 679 (SKIN OR DERMAL) (2A) (SUBSTITUTE# OR ARTIFICIAL) 1913233 PREPN# 1082797 PREPARATION# 864277 MANUF? L2 254 (SKIN OR DERMAL) (2A) (SUBSTITUTE# OR ARTIFICIAL) AND (PREPN# OR PREPARATION# OR MANUF?) Sharpen the search strategy The (2A) operator retrieves terms in phrases such as: dermal substitutes, artificial skin, substitutes for human skin

107 107 => D SCAN L2 254 ANSWERS CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2000 ACS o o o TI Artificial skin ST artificial skin polymer IT Artificial skin (polymer artificial skin) o o o HOW MANY MORE ANSWERS DO YOU WISH TO SCAN? (1):1 L2 254 ANSWERS CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2000 ACS o o o TI Manufacture of prosthetic skin with polymeric films and bioabsorbable substances ST skin prosthetic polyester synthetic fiber IT Textiles (skin substitute manuf. from polymeric film and chem.-treated) o o o Sharpen the search strategy

108 108 => D L2 35 BIB ABS L2 ANSWER 35 OF 254 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2000 ACS AN 1999:48872 CAPLUS DN 130:154876 TI Artificial skin models from urethane elastomers for cosmetic demonstration and their manufacture o o o AB The models comprise (1) a surface layer comprising o o o B, and removing the master model. Thus, an artificial skin model was prepd. From a polytetramethylene glycol- naphthalene diisocyanate rubber as a base layer and a polypropylene glycol-polymethylenepolyphenyl polyisocyanate rubber as a surface layer. => D L2 1-3 TI Display answers in more detail

109 109 Arranging Answers by Relevance Relevance Ranking FOCUS command Relevance is algorithmically determined using Occurrence of hit terms, weighted by index Proximity of search terms Location of search terms within a field

110 110 => FOCUS PROCESSING COMPLETED FOR L2 L3 254 FOCUS L2 1- => D L3 1-3 TI L3 ANSWER 1 OF 254 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2000 ACS TI Artificial skin and its preparation L3 ANSWER 2 OF 254 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2000 ACS TI Artificial skin base materials and their manufacture L3 ANSWER 3 OF 254 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2000 ACS TI Hyaluronic acid gel for artificial skin manufacture Type FOCUS at an arrow prompt. The system focuses the last L- number created. After using FOCUS, answer 1 is the most relevant while answer 254 is the least. FOCUS is: 4 available in most bibliographic and full-text files 4 best used with broad, multi-word subject searches Arranging Answers by Relevance

111 111 Using Specialized Indexes To Narrow an Answer Set Useful for specifying that all records in a set are: From a particular type of source document – e.g., patent or journal article Written in a particular language Published within a particular time period To search for a term in a specialized index, the appropriate index code, preceded by a slash, is appended to the search term

112 112 Narrowing the Answer Set by Document Type Search Question: Refine your previous search concerning the preparation and manufacture of skin substitutes by limiting the answers to those that are reviews. Original source document information is located in the Document Type index (/DT).

113 113 => E A/DT **** START OF FIELD * E3 0 --> A/DT E4 152876 B/DT E5 5143 BIO/DT o o o => E E13 853721 CONFERENCE/DT E14 274395 D/DT E15 274395 DISSERTATION/DT E16 7064 ED/DT E17 7064 EDITORIAL/DT E18 7150 ER/DT E19 7150 ERRATA/DT E20 1411961 GENERAL REVIEW/DT E21 1411961 GR/DT E22 12270032 J/DT o o o Use EXPAND to identify the appropriate search term. Start at the beginning of the index by expanding on A/DT. Finding "General Review" tells you that it is a valid search term to locate reviews in the DT index. Both General Review and GR are valid search terms. Narrowing the Answer Set by Document Type

114 114 => D HIS o o o L1 734 S SKIN AND SUBSTITUTE# AND (PREPARATION# OR MANUFACTURE) L2 254 S (SKIN OR DERMAL) (2A) (SUBSTITUTE# OR ARTIFICIAL) AND PREPN# L3 254 FOCUS L2 1- E A/DT => S L2 AND GENERAL REVIEW/DT 1411961 GENERAL REVIEW/DT L4 20 L2 AND GENERAL REVIEW/DT => D L4 BIB L4 ANSWER 1 OF 20 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2000 ACS o o o SO Kobunja Kwahak Kwa Kisul (1999), 10(6), 710-721 CODEN: KKKIEM; ISSN: 1225-0260 PB Polymer Society of Korea DT Journal; General Review LA Korean The D HIS command allows you to view a list of all commands and files used during your online session. Restrict the answers to reviews. Note the DT code follows the search term and a slash. Narrowing the Answer Set by Document Type

115 115 Narrowing the Answer Set by Language Search Question: Refine your previous search concerning the preparation and manufacture of skin substitutes by limiting the answers to those that are written in English. Original source language is located in the Language index (/LA).

116 116 => E ENGLISH/LA E1 10669821 EN/LA E2 10669821 ENG/LA E3 10669821 --> ENGLISH/LA E4 58 EO/LA E5 70682 ES/LA E6 58 ESPERANTO/LA E7 291 ESTONIAN/LA E8 291 ET/LA E9 121 EU/LA E10 710 FA/LA E11 3610 FI/LA E12 3609 FINNISH/LA => S L2 AND E3 10669821 ENGLISH/LA L5 100 L2 AND ENGLISH/LA Use EXPAND to identify the appropriate search term. You find 10,669,821 records where English is listed as the language. Note: EN and ENG are abbreviated forms of the word ENGLISH and are valid search terms in the LA index of CAplus. Restrict the answers to English language documents. Note: E3 can be used as a search term. Narrowing the Answer Set by Language

117 117 => D L5 4 BIB L5 ANSWER 4 OF 100 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2000 ACS o o o TI Biocompatibility studies of a new biosynthetic dermal substitute based on collagen/hyaluronan conjugate AU Koller, J.; Bakos, D.; Sadlonova, I. o o o SO Cell Tissue Banking (2000), 1(1), 75-80 CODEN: CTBAFV; ISSN: 1389-9333 PB Kluwer Academic Publishers DT Journal LA English RE.CNT 14 RE (3) Compton, C; Lab Invest 1989, V60, P600 MEDLINE o o o (14) Yannas, I; J Biomed Mat Res 1980, V14, P65 CAPLUS ALL CITATIONS AVAILABLE IN THE RE FORMAT Narrowing the Answer Set by Language

118 118 Narrowing the Answer Set by Publication Year Search Question: Refine your previous search concerning the preparation and manufacture of skin substitutes by limiting it to those documents that were published between 1998 and 2000. Publication year information is located in the Publication Year index (/PY).

119 119 => S L2 AND 1998-2000/PY 2339954 1998-2000/PY L6 86 L2 AND 1998-2000/PY => D L6 BIB L6 ANSWER 1 OF 86 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2000 ACS o o o TI Biopolymer/polyallylamine composites and their manufacture o o o DT Patent LA Japanese FAN.CNT 1 PATENT NO. KIND DATE APPLICATION NO. DATE --------------- ---- -------- --------------- -------- PI JP 2000273264 A2 20001003 JP 1999-77510 19990323 <-- => D L6 2 BIB o o o A hyphen is used between years when specifying a range. Specific years may also be searched, => S Lx and 1998/PY. => S Lx and py >= 2000 Narrowing the Answer Set by Publication Year

120 120 Tools for Refining Searches - Summary Techniques for broadening a search: Use truncation Use more alternate search terms in the query  Synonyms  File-specific indexing terms  Variations in spelling  Acronyms  File-specific abbreviations

121 121 Techniques for narrowing a search: Choose more specific search terms Add another concept to the search query  Use specialized indexes Use proximity operators to specify the relative closeness of search terms to each other within the answer: (W) Terms adjacent to each other, in the order typed (A) Terms adjacent to each other, in either order (S) Terms in the same sentence (L) Terms in the same field Tools for Refining Searches - Summary

122 122 Technique for ranking search results: Use FOCUS to rearrange answers in relevance order Tools for Refining Searches - Summary

123 123 1 Find information in the MEDLINE database on job stress in the dental profession. Use proximity operators to adjust the size and focus of your answer set. Use the FOCUS feature to arrange the answers in relevance order. 2 Use the PROMT (Predicasts Overviews of Markets and Technology) file to locate business information on the development of new gourmet coffee flavors. Isolate those documents written between 1996 and 1999. Display results in relevance order. Skills Practice

124 124 -In the FSTA database, locate publications by Saul Katz on methods for decaffeinating coffee. -In the CABA database, locate publications by P.K. O’Rourke on cattle raising. –HINTImprove the subject search results by including synonyms for “cattle” such as “cow” or “beef”. -In the Caplus database, locate DuPont patents on aluminum nitride fibers. –HINTImprove the subject search results by including ALN as a synonym for aluminum nitride. Skills Practice

125 125 Managing Search Results

126 126 Managing STN Results Save searches, queries or answer sets Use saved searches, queries or answer sets

127 127 Storing Searches A number of options are available on STN to store and manage Answer sets => SAVE SKINSUBS1/A Queries => SAVE SKINSUBS2/Q L-number lists => SAVE SKINSUBS3/L Stored items may be used in a future online session. Information is stored by login id.

128 128 SAVE, ACTIVATE, and DELETE are used together to manage stored STN search results. Stored Searches

129 129 Storage Options There are two options for storage: To store informationUse this STN SAVE option Long-termSAVE In 7-14 days expiresSAVE TEMP

130 130 2. Recall the saved search results in a future online session. 1. Save answers 4. Maintain saved items for currency, deleting as needed. 3. Reuse the saved results for display. To store and manage STN results

131 131 => SAVE TEMP TITLE ENTER L#, L# RANGE, ALL, OR (END):L2 ENTER NAME OR (END): SKINSUBS1/A ENTER TITLE (NONE):PREPARATION OF SKIN SUBSTITUTES ANSWER SET L2 HAS BEEN SAVED AS 'SKINSUBS1/A' The following information is required to SAVE an answer set: Answer set L-number File name Title (optional) Save answers The name must begin with a letter, have 1-12 characters, contain only letters or numbers, and end in /A. TITLE must be included on the command line if you wish to add a title.

132 132 => D SAVED NAME CREATED NOTES/TITLE -------------- ----------- ------------------------------------ ALLKW/A 15 MAY 2003 161 ANSWERS 158 ANSWERS IN FILE HCAPLUS 3 ANSWERS IN FILE WPINDEX CAKW/A 15 JUN 2004 309 ANSWERS IN FILE HCAPLUS CASEQ/A 14 AUG 2003 76 ANSWERS IN FILE HCAPLUS CASSEP/A 09 NOV 2002 54 ANSWERS IN FILE CAPLUS NEWHITS/A 14 AUG 2004 6 ANSWERS IN FILE HCAPLUS SKINSUBS1/A TEMP 361 ANSWERS IN FILE CAPLUS PREPARATION OF SKIN SUBSTITUTES WPIKW/A 20 AUG 2004 3 ANSWERS IN FILE WPINDEX Recall saved results D SAVED gives an inventory of items saved in storage. Current awareness alerts do not display by default. To see current awareness alerts saved under an ID, type => D SAVED/S

133 133 Stored items can be recalled in a future online session using the ACTIVATE command. The query is not re-searched. The same answers are in the answer set as when it was saved. An saved item is not removed from storage when it is activated. Reuse saved items

134 134 => FILE CAPLUS => ACTIVATE SKINSUBS1/A L3 349 SEA FILE=CAPLUS (SKIN OR DERMAL) (2A) (SUBSTITUTE# OR ARTIFICIAL) AND (PREPN# OR PREPARATION# OR MANUF?) => D L3 12 BIB ABS L3 ANSWER 12 OF 349 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2004 ACS on STN AN 2004:212886 CAPLUS TI Change in cell adhesion property on cytocompatible interface using phospholipid polymer grafted with poly(d,l-lactic acid) segment for tissue engineering AU Watanabe, Junji; Ishihara, Kazuhiko CS School of Engineering, Department of Materials Engineering, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, 113-8656, Japan SO Science and Technology of Advanced Materials (2003), 4(6), 539-544 CODEN: STAMCV; ISSN: 1468-6996 PB Elsevier Ltd. DT Journal LA English AB Tissue engineering is a multi-disciplinary science that utilizes basic principles from materials engineering and mol. biol. to reconstruct Displaying results in more detail Answer sets must be activated in the file(s) in which they were created. The next L-number in the current session is assigned to the activated answer set.

135 135 The activated answer sets can be refined using additional search terms. –STN does not update the search - it does not find answers added to the databases since the answer set was saved. –Instead, it locates answers in the saved/activated set that match the additional requirement. Searching with saved results => S L3 AND PY>=1998 6193571 PY>=1998 L4 181 L3 AND PY>=1998

136 136 The items saved in long-term storage can be removed using the DELETE command. Deleting saved items => D SAVED => DEL SKINSUBS1/A DELETE SKINSUBS1/A? (Y)/N:Y

137 137 The Multifile Environment on STN

138 138 The Multifile Environment on STN Clusters STNindex Crossfile Searching

139 139 Clusters STN groups files by technology coverage to make it easy to identify files that are relevant to a search topic.

140 => D CLUSTER CLUSTER NAME COMMENT ----------------- ----------------------------------------------------- ADISBASES Adis International Limited Database Cluster AEROTECH Aerospace and Related Technology Cluster AGRICULTURE Agriculture Cluster ALLBIB All bibliographic files for STNINDEX searching AUTHORS Files for STNINDEX author based searches BIOSCIENCE Bioscience Literature Cluster BUSINESS Sci-Tech Business and News Cluster CASLINK Linked CAS files (Predefined Search Sequences) CASRNS CAS Registry Numbers Cluster CHEMENG Chemical Engineering Cluster CHEMISTRY Chemical Literature Cluster COMPANIES Files for company based searches COMPUTER Computer Science Cluster CONSTRUCTION Building and Construction Cluster CORPSOURCE Files for STNINDEX corporate source based searches CURRENT Current file environment Cluster ELECTRICAL Electrical Engineering ENGINEERING Engineering and Technology Cluster ENVIRONMENT Environment Cluster FOOD Food Science and Technology Cluster FUELS Energy Sources Cluster FULLTEXT Fulltext Files Cluster GEOSCIENCE Earth and Geo-sciences Cluster.......................... File Clusters

141 => D CLUSTER AGRICULTURE CLUSTER NAME CLUSTER DEFINITION ----------------- ----------------------------------------------------- AGRICULTURE AGRICOLA BIOBUSINESS BIOCOMMERCE BIOSIS BIOTECHNO CABA CAPLUS CBNB CIN CONFSCI CROPB CROPU ESBIOBASE FEDRIP FOMAD FOREGE FROSTI FSTA GENBANK IFIPAT INVESTEXT LIFESCI NAPRALERT NTIS PASCAL PHIC PHIN PROMT SCISEARCH USPATFULL USPAT2 Agriculture Cluster File Clusters

142 142 Example: You choose ENGINEERING cluster and..  you want to include the METADEX and EMA files (both materials science) in your search, go online and enter: => file ENGINEERING METADEX EMA  you are not interested in petroleum industry patents: => file ENGINEERING -APILIT  you want to add and eliminate files, enter e.g. => file ENGINEERING METADEX EMA -APILIT Clusters

143 143  a cost-effective way to determine information for the user before start searching  assists you in deciding which files to enter and to search  allows you to test your search strategy.  predefined clusters can be modified  user can create own clusters STNIndex

144 144 Command IND to access STNindex (at least 2 files defined) => ind 1mobility ca cerab compendex ema energy inspec solidstate promt INDEX '1MOBILITY, CA, CERAB, COMPENDEX, EMA, ENERGY, INSPEC, SOLIDSTATE, PROMT' ENTERED AT... 9 FILES IN THE FILE LIST IN STNINDEX Enter SET DETAIL ON to see search term postings or to view search error messages that display as 0* with SET DETAIL OFF.

145 145 => s ((aluminia or alumina) and (motor# or rotor# or turbine# or engine#))/ti 5 FILE 1MOBILITY 35 FILE CA 6 FILE CERAB 8 FILE COMPENDEX 1 FILE EMA 5 FILE ENERGY 3 FILE INSPEC 1 FILE SOLIDSTATE 10 FILE PROMT 9 FILES HAVE ONE OR MORE ANSWERS, 9 FILES SEARCHED IN STNINDEX L1 QUE ((ALUMINIA OR ALUMINA) AND (MOTOR# OR ROTOR# OR TURBINE# OR ENGINE#))/TI Plurals are automatically included when you enter SET PLURALS ON before SEARCHing. Can be set permanently: SET PLURALS ON PERM Search your profile

146 146 => d rank F1 35 CA F2 10 PROMT F3 8 COMPENDEX F4 6 CERAB F5 5 1MOBILITY F6 5 ENERGY F7 3 INSPEC F8 1 EMA F9 1 SOLIDSTATE Display a ranking of the files with most answers

147 147 Retrieve and display the answers => fil CA PROMT COMPENDEX => fil F1 F2 F3 => fil F1-F3 - Select the files that have answers

148 148 => fil hits FILE 'CA' ENTERED AT... USE IS SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF YOUR STN CUSTOMER AGREEMENT. PLEASE SEE "HELP USAGETERMS" FOR DETAILS. COPYRIGHT (C) 1997 AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY (ACS) FILE 'PROMT' ENTERED AT... COPYRIGHT (C) 1997 Information Access Company. All rights reserved.... Retrieve and display the answers - or use FILE HITS to enter all scanned files that had hits

149 149 => SET MSTEPS ON SET COMMAND COMPLETED => s l1 L2 35 FILE CA L3 10 FILE PROMT L4 8 FILE COMPENDEX L5 6 FILE CERAB L6 5 FILE 1MOBILITY L7 5 FILE ENERGY L8 3 FILE INSPEC L9 1 FILE EMA L10 1 FILE SOLIDSTATE TOTAL FOR ALL FILES L11 74 L1 Use command SET MSTEPS ON (PERM) to search the L-number query created in INDEX

150 150 => set duporder file SET COMMAND COMPLETED Identify duplicate citations by choosing the parameter SET DUPORDER FILE

151 151 => dup l11 rem PROCESSING COMPLETED FOR L11 L12 60 DUP REM L11 (14 DUPLICATES REMOVED) ANSWERS '1-35' FROM FILE CA ANSWERS '36-45' FROM FILE PROMT ANSWERS '46-47' FROM FILE COMPENDEX ANSWERS '48-49' FROM FILE CERAB ANSWERS '50-54' FROM FILE 1MOBILITY ANSWERS '55-58' FROM FILE ENERGY ANSWER '59' FROM FILE EMA ANSWER '60' FROM FILE SOLIDSTATE Remove duplicate identified in the multifile L-number of the answer set

152 152 => focus FOCUS NOT AVAILABLE IN 'ENERGY'. PROCESSING COMPLETED FOR L12 ANSWERS FROM NON FOCUS FILES PUT AT END OF ANSWER SET. L13 60 FOCUS L12 1- Use command FOCUS to rearrange the DUP REM results according to relevance This command is available in 8 out of 9 files from our cluster, the exception being the ENERGY file

153 153 The Search in the Multifile Environment on STN:  File by File (preferred)  Simultaneous Multifile

154 154 Search Question: Find references discussing photosensitive epileptic seizures that are triggered by watching television. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

155 155 To develop and use a universal search strategy across many files: 2. Develop the universal search query in one file. 1. Identify relevant files. 3. Run the search in multiple files. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

156 156 To develop and use a universal search strategy across many files: 5. Display answers. 4. Remove duplicate answers. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

157 157 Identify Relevant Files The STNindex feature allows a searcher to see how many hits will occur in databases of interest without incurring the actual search charges. It is used most often when surveying clusters, but can be used with any combination of two or more file and/or cluster names. The INDEX command is used to access STNindex. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

158 => INDEX ALLBIB INDEX '1MOBILITY, 2MOBILITY, ADISALERTS, AEROSPACE, AGRICOLA, ALUMINIUM, ANABSTR, AQUASCI, AQUIRE, BABS, BIBLIODATA, BIOBUSINESS, BIOCOMMERCE, BIOSIS, BIOTECHABS, BIOTECHDS, BIOTECHNO, BLLDB, CABA, CANCERLIT, CAOLD, CAPLUS, CASREACT, CBNB, CEABA-VTB,...’ ENTERED AT 15:23:08 ON 18 SEP 2002 129 FILES IN THE FILE LIST IN STNINDEX Enter SET DETAIL ON to see search term postings or to view search error messages that display as 0* with SET DETAIL OFF. ALLBIB is a cluster that covers every bibliographic file on STN. It is useful if you are unsure of which topic cluster to search. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

159 => S PHOTOSENSITIVE (4A) (SEIZURE OR EPILEPSY) AND (TELEVISION OR TV) 1 FILE ADISALERTS 2 FILE BIOBUSINESS 40 FILE BIOSIS 1 FILE BIOTECHNO 1 FILE CAPLUS 2 FILE COMPENDEX 1 FILE COMPUAB 33 FILES SEARCHED... 1 FILE DDFU 3 FILE DRUGU 1 FILE EMBAL 76 FILE EMBASE 18 FILE ESBIOBASE 5 FILE EUROPATFULL 58 FILES SEARCHED… For the survey stage of the search, a “quick and dirty” search is used: Simultaneous Multifile Searching

160 => D RANK F1 76 EMBASE F2 50 MEDLINE F3 49 SCISEARCH F4 40 BIOSIS F5 23 PASCAL F6 18 ESBIOBASE F7 12 JICST-EPLUS F8 6 INSPEC F9 6 PROMT F10 5 EUROPATFULL F11 4 NLDB F12 4 USPATFULL F13 3 DRUGU F14 2 BIOBUSINESS F15 2 COMPENDEX F16 2 LIFESCI F17 2 TOXCENTER F18 1 ADISALERTS F19 1 BIOTECHNO F20 1 CAPLUS F21 1 COMPUAB F22 1 DDFU F23 1 EMBAL F24 1 USPAT2 D RANK displays a list of the files with hits in descending order. Each file is assigned an F-number that can be used in place of the file name when the files are entered for searching. Based on the high number of hits, EMBASE may be a good starting point for developing the query. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

161 => HELP CONTENT FILE=EMBASE You are currently in the EMBASE File. EMBASE, the Excerpta Medica database, covers worldwide literature on biomedical and pharmaceutical fields. It is produced by Elsevier Science, the world's largest publisher of scientific and technical information. EMBASE contains more than 8,772,090 citations (11/01) for the time period 1974-present and is updated weekly. Records contain bibliographic information; controlled terms (EMTREE drug and medical descriptors, EMTREE codes); drug trade names and manufacturers; and medical device trade names and manufacturers (1998-present). Approximately 80% of the records include abstracts, and many include CAS Registry Numbers (R). (continued on next slide) ) Learning more about database content To view information about the content of a specific file while in the INDEX environment, type: HELP CONTENT FILE=FILENAME Simultaneous Multifile Searching

162 All information is searchable. The Basic Index contains single words from the document titles (TI), controlled term (CT), chemical names (drug and medical devices trade names) (CN), gene number (GEN), company (manufacturer) names (CO), names of product (NP), and abstract (AB) fields, as well as CAS Registry Numbers. The only words that are not indexed are the stopwords, AN, AND, AS, AT, BY, FOR, FROM, IN, NOT, OF, ON, OR, THE, TO, and WITH. Other information, such as author names, is searched by using field qualifiers, e.g., S JONES, E A/AU. For a list of additional messages giving information about the EMBASE File, enter HELP DIRECTORY at an arrow prompt (=>). For information on the most recent updates to the file, enter NEWS FILE at an arrow prompt. => HELP DIRECTORY FILE=EMBASE Simultaneous Multifile Searching Learning more about database content

163 => HELP DIRECTORY FILE=EMBASE The following HELP messages are available to obtain information on the EMBASE File: HELP ACCESSION - EMBASE File Accession Number formats HELP CONTENT - General EMBASE File description HELP COST - Price schedule for the EMBASE File HELP CROSSOVER - File crossover searching in the EMBASE File HELP DESK - Information on EMBASE File user assistance HELP DFIELDS - List of display field codes HELP EFIELDS - List of extract field codes HELP EMTAGS - Information on previously used EMTAGS HELP FIELDS - List of fields and formats HELP FORMAT - Predefined formats for DISPLAY and PRINT Simultaneous Multifile Searching Learning more about database content

164 164 Recall the Search Question... Find references discussing photosensitive epileptic seizures that are triggered by watching television. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

165 => FILE EMBASE => SET NOTICE SEARCH ENTER AMOUNT IN U.S. DOLLARS, OR OFF (1000):20 NOTICE SET TO 20 U.S. DOLLARS FOR SEARCH COMMAND SET COMMAND COMPLETED => SET NOTICE DISPLAY ENTER AMOUNT IN U.S. DOLLARS, OR OFF (100):20 NOTICE SET TO 20 U.S. DOLLARS FOR DISPLAY COMMAND SET COMMAND COMPLETED => SET PLURALS ON SET COMMAND COMPLETED Technique option: SET NOTICE commands warn when search and display fees exceed a specified value. Technique option: SET PLURALS ON will automatically search plural word forms. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

166 => S L1 1721 PHOTOSENSITIVE 43157 SEIZURE 33357 SEIZURES 53443 SEIZURE (SEIZURE OR SEIZURES) 47920 EPILEPSY 2538 EPILEPSIES 48032 EPILEPSY (EPILEPSY OR EPILEPSIES) 441 PHOTOSENSITIVE (4A) (SEIZURE OR EPILEPSY) 5089 TELEVISION 21 TELEVISIONS 5097 TELEVISION (TELEVISION OR TELEVISIONS) 2811 TV 254 TVS 3048 TV (TV OR TVS) L2 76 PHOTOSENSITIVE (4A) (SEIZURE OR EPILEPSY) AND (TELEVISION OR TV) Recall that L1 is the preliminary search. Note enhanced recall with SET PLURALS ON. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

167 => D TRIAL 2 6 7 L2 ANSWER 2 OF 76 EMBASE COPYRIGHT 2002 ELSEVIER SCI. B.V. TI Suppressive efficacies by adaptive temporal filtering system on photoparoxysmal response elicited by flickering pattern stimulation. CT Medical Descriptors: *photosensitivity *stimulus response *epilepsy: DI, diagnosis adaptation pattern recognition image display contrast enhancement computer simulation provocation test visual stimulation luminance television human male female clinical article Simultaneous Multifile Searching

168 168 During the preliminary search, watch for possible useful synonyms in the titles and indexing. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

169 => S (PHOTOSENSITIVE (W) (EPILEP? OR SEIZURE) OR PHOTOPAROXYSMAL? (2A) RESPON? OR PHOTOSTIMULATION) L3 3015 (PHOTOSENSITIVE (W) (EPILEP? OR SEIZURE) OR PHOTOPAROXYSMAL? (2A) RESPON? OR PHOTOSTIMULATION) => S (TELEVISION OR TV OR CRT OR CATHODE RAY TUBE) L4 8847 (TELEVISION OR TV OR CRT OR CATHODE RAY TUBE) => S L3 AND L4 L5 95 L66 AND L67 Simultaneous Multifile Searching

170 170 The enhanced query retrieved 23 additional references. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

171 => D RANK F1 76 EMBASE F2 50 MEDLINE F3 49 SCISEARCH F4 40 BIOSIS F5 23 PASCAL F6 18 ESBIOBASE F7 12 JICST-EPLUS F8 6 INSPEC F9 6 PROMT F10 5 EUROPATFULL F11 4 NLDB F12 4 USPATFULL => FILE F1 F2 F4 FILE 'EMBASE' ENTERED AT 15:47:18 ON 18 SEP 2002 COPYRIGHT (C) 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved. FILE 'MEDLINE' ENTERED AT 15:47:18 ON 18 SEP 2002 FILE 'BIOSIS' ENTERED AT 15:47:18 ON 18 SEP 2002 COPYRIGHT (C) 2002 BIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS INC.(R) Recall that files may be entered using the F-numbers generated by D RANK. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

172 => SET DETAIL ON SET COMMAND COMPLETED => E PHOTOPAROXYSMAL 5 E# FILE FREQUENCY TERM -- ---- --------- ---- E1 3 PHOTOPAROXYSAL/BI EMBASE 1 PHOTOPAROXYSAL/BI MEDLINE 1 PHOTOPAROXYSAL/BI BIOSIS 1 PHOTOPAROXYSAL/BI E2 BIOSIS 1 PHOTOPAROXYSM/BI E3 331 --> PHOTOPAROXYSMAL/BI EMBASE 115 PHOTOPAROXYSMAL/BI MEDLINE 100 PHOTOPAROXYSMAL/BI BIOSIS 116 PHOTOPAROXYSMAL/BI E4 3 PHOTOPARTICLE/BI EMBASE 1 PHOTOPARTICLE/BI MEDLINE 1 PHOTOPARTICLE/BI BIOSIS 1 PHOTOPARTICLE/BI E5 3 PHOTOPARTICLES/BI EMBASE 1 PHOTOPARTICLES/BI MEDLINE 1 PHOTOPARTICLES/BI BIOSIS 1 PHOTOPARTICLES/BI SET DETAIL ON allows for the review of search terms in each individual file in the multifile environment. New search terms may be verified before searching in a multifile environment, if desired Appending the number 5 to the EXPAND will generate shorter lists. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

173 => E CRT 5 E# FILE FREQUENCY TERM -- ---- --------- ---- E1 BIOSIS 1 CRSYTALLOGRAPHY/BI E2 BIOSIS 1 CRSYTALS/BI E3 3572 --> CRT/BI EMBASE 1163 CRT/BI MEDLINE 1203 CRT/BI BIOSIS 1206 CRT/BI E4 61 CRT1/BI EMBASE 16 CRT1/BI MEDLINE 21 CRT1/BI BIOSIS 24 CRT1/BI E5 BIOSIS 1 CRT10/BI => SET DETAIL OFF SET COMMAND COMPLETED => SET MSTEPS ON SET COMMAND COMPLETED SET DETAIL OFF to avoid long lists of postings when executing the actual search. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

174 => S L5 L7 95 FILE EMBASE L8 50 FILE MEDLINE L9 45 FILE BIOSIS TOTAL FOR ALL FILES L10 190 L53 Answers may be displayed from the single-file sets or from the “merged” answer set. Simultaneous Multifile Searching Technique option: SET MSTEPS ON creates a separate line number for each file in the multifile environment (L7-L9) as well as a combined answer set (L10).

175 175 The DUPLICATE command is applied to multifile answer sets and to multiple answer sets retrieved from different bibliographic databases. The following table outlines available features. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

176 176 Simultaneous Multifile Searching

177 => SET DUPORDER FILE SET COMMAND COMPLETED => DUPLICATE REMOVE ENTER L# LIST OR (END):l7 l8 l9 DUPLICATE PREFERENCE IS 'EMBASE, MEDLINE, BIOSIS' KEEP DUPLICATES FROM MORE THAN ONE FILE? Y/(N):N PROCESSING COMPLETED FOR L7 PROCESSING COMPLETED FOR L8 PROCESSING COMPLETED FOR L9 L11 125 DUPLICATE REMOVE L7 L8 L9 (70 DUPLICATES REMOVED) ANSWERS '1-95' FROM FILE EMBASE ANSWERS '96-111' FROM FILE MEDLINE ANSWERS '112-125' FROM FILE BIOSIS Technique option: SET DUPORDER FILE arranges DUPLICATE REMOVE answer set in file order. The order of the L-numbers determines the preference for keeping duplicates. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

178 178 The answer set resulting from a DUPLICATE REMOVE is a multifile answer set. To display answers from it, a display format that is valid for the file from which the answer comes must be specified. If no format is specified, the file's default display format is used. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

179 => D TI 1 FROM EACH L63 ANSWER 1 OF 125 EMBASE COPYRIGHT 2002 ELSEVIER SCI. B.V.DUPLICATE 1 TI Suppressive efficacies by adaptive temporal filtering system on photoparoxysmal response elicited by flickering pattern stimulation. L63 ANSWER 96 OF 125 MEDLINE DUPLICATE 29 TI Bitemporal hemianopia in photosensitive epilepsy : a case study. L63 ANSWER 112 OF 125 BIOSIS COPYRIGHT 2002 BIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS INC. TI (Correction of Previews 200200093978. Optical filters inhibiting television -induced photosensitive seizures. Correction of author names. 1 FROM EACH is a convenient way to look at one answer form each file in the answer set. Simultaneous Multifile Searching

180 180 Simultaneous Multifile Searching

181 181 Crossfile searching

182 182 Crossfile searching To perform a search in a database using parts of information retrieved previously in another file Enables you to...  enhance the range of relevant results  include new aspects in your search strategy

183 183 Crossfile searching You can make use of both L- and E-numbers You can perform a crossfile search – either stepwise or – automatically (using the TRANSFER (SMARTSELECT) feature)

184 184 => fil inspec FILE 'INSPEC' ENTERED AT... => s virtual reality (L) rapid prototyping 29664 VIRTUAL 11058 REALITY 3279 VIRTUAL REALITY (VIRTUAL(W)REALITY) 74115 RAPID 5952 PROTOTYPING 1889 RAPID PROTOTYPING (RAPID(W)PROTOTYPING) L1 25 VIRTUAL REALITY (L) RAPID PROTOTYPING Crossfile searching The (L) proximity operator makes sure that hit terms occur in the same information unit.

185 185 => fil compendex => s l1 13369 VIRTUAL 6680 REALITY 2084 VIRTUAL REALITY (VIRTUAL(W)REALITY) 62155 RAPID 3851 PROTOTYPING 1603 RAPID PROTOTYPING (RAPID(W)PROTOTYPING) L2 42 VIRTUAL REALITY (L) RAPID PROTOTYPING Crossfile searching

186 186 => set duporder file SET COMMAND COMPLETED => dup l1 l2 rem FILE 'INSPEC' ENTERED AT... FILE 'COMPENDEX' ENTERED AT... COPYRIGHT (C) 1997 ENGINEERING INFORMATION, INC. (EI) PROCESSING COMPLETED FOR L1 PROCESSING COMPLETED FOR L2 L3 63 DUP REM L1 L2 (4 DUPLICATES REMOVED) ANSWERS '1-25' FROM FILE INSPEC ANSWERS'26-63'FROM FILE COMPENDEX Can be set permanently for the user loginid Crossfile searching

187 187 Crossfile searching Who contributed and what have these people published on the subject in research journals? You heard something about a conference in Montreal, on pulp paper, in 1996, in which many people were interested in mills.

188 188 => fil conf => s (pulp(1w)paper)/mt and montreal/ml and my=1996 138 PULP/MT 175 PAPER/MT 123 (PULP(1W)PAPER)/MT 718 MONTREAL/ML 7570 MY=1996 (1996/MY) L1 1 (PULP(1W)PAPER)/MT AND MONTREAL/ML AND MY=1996 (1W)up to one word, order respected MTMeeting Title MLMeeting Location MYMeeting Year. Crossfile searching

189 189 => d Iall L2 ANSWER 1 OF 1 CONF COPYRIGHT 1997 FIZ KA/CEA-FRA ACCESSION NUMBER: PAS:110008 CONF SYSTEM NUMBER: K00110008 MEETING TITLE: 82. annual meeting of the Technical Section of the Canadian Pulp and (...) MEETING ORGANIZER: Canadian Pulp and Paper Association, Montreal, PQ (Canada). Technical Section MEETING LOCATION: Montreal (Canada) MEETING DATE: 19960130 - 19960202 NOTE: Administrative Contact: Canadian Pulp and Paper Association (...) CLASSIFICATION CODE: *11L Wood and paper products STATUS: EnteredRevised STATUS DATE: 19950328 19951206 Crossfile searching

190 190 => fil confsci FILE 'CONFSCI' ENTERED AT... COPYRIGHT (C) 1997 Cambridge Scientific Abstracts (CSA) => s (82nd and canadian and pulp(1w)paper)/mt and montreal/ml and my=1996 3346 82ND/MT 19956 CANADIAN/MT 2235 PULP/MT 2418 PAPER/MT 2131 PULP(1W)PAPER 20115 MONTREAL/ML 77210 MY=1996 L2 107 (82ND AND CANADIAN AND PULP(1W)PAPER)/MT AND MONTREAL/ML AND MY=1996 Crossfile searching CONFSCI, file containing information on research papers presented at conferences

191 191 => sel mt E1 THROUGH E1 ASSIGNED => d sel e1 E1 107 961 0014: 82ND ANNUAL MEETING OF THE TECHNICAL SECTION OF THE CANADIAN PULP AND PAPER ASSOCIATION (9610014)/MT Crossfile searching SMARTSelect =>Set Smart on perm => Sel mt Ls 1 => D Ls SMARTSelect =>Set Smart on perm => Sel mt Ls 1 => D Ls

192 192 => s l2 and mill# 1223 MILL# L3 8 L2 AND MILL# => sel l3 au E2 THROUGH E24 ASSIGNED Crossfile searching SMARTSelect => Sel L3 au Ls’ 23 SMARTSelect => Sel L3 au Ls’ 23

193 193 => d sel e2-e10 E2 2 PERRIER, M./AU E3 1 BELYEA, G.R./AU E4 1 BERKSOY, E.M./AU E5 1 BOLUK, Y./AU E6 1 DAVIS, D./AU E7 1 FARZADEH, H./AU E8 1 GAGNON, P./AU E9 1 HABETS, L.H.A./AU E10 1 HOOIMEIJER, A./AU SMARTSelect => D Ls’ 1-10 SMARTSelect => D Ls’ 1-10 Crossfile searching

194 194 => fil paperchem2 FILE 'PAPERCHEM2' ENTERED AT... COPYRIGHT (C) 1997 Institute of Paper Science and Technology (IPST) Crossfile searching PAPERCHEM2 (non-subscriber), a file containing citations to the worldwide scientific and technical literature of the pulp, paper, and board industries

195 195 => s e2-e24 and mill# 9 "PERRIER, M."/AU 1 "BELYEA, G.R."/AU 2 "BERKSOY, E.M."/AU 3 "BOLUK, Y."/AU 0 "DAVIS, D."/AU 6 "FARZADEH, H."/AU 2 "GAGNON, P."/AU 26 "HABETS, L.H.A."/AU 6 "HOOIMEIJER, A."/AU 21 "HOYDAHL, H.-E."/AU 2 "KHANBAGHI, M."/AU 3 "KNELISSEN, H.J."/AU 16 "KRONIS, J.D."/AU 2 "MALHAME, R."/AU 7 "OLOFSSON, J."/AU 1 "ORCCOTOMA, J.A."/AU Crossfile searching SMARTSelect => S Ls’ and mill# L4 73 SMARTSelect => S Ls’ and mill# L4 73

196 196 25 "PARIS, J."/AU 1 "RIPPON, P."/AU 15 "ROCHE, A."/AU 3 "ROSEBOROUGH, M."/AU 3 "ROY, D."/AU 2 "SOLBAKKEN, M."/AU 1 "STIEE, D."/AU 50130 MILL# L4 73 ("PERRIER, M."/AU OR "BELYEA, G.R."/AU OR "BERKSOY, E.M."/AU OR "BOLUK, Y."/AU OR "DAVIS, D."/AU OR "FARZADEH, H."/AU OR "GAGNON, P."/AU OR "HABETS, L.H.A."/AU OR "HOOIMEIJER, A."/AU OR "HOYDAHL, H.-E."/AU OR "KHANBAGHI, M."/AU OR " KNELISSEN, H.J.“ /AU OR "KRONIS, J.D."/AU OR "MALHAME, R."/AU OR "OLOFSSON, J."/AU OR "ORCCOTOMA, J.A."/AU OR "PARIS, Crossfile searching

197 197 => d 34-35 au ti L4 ANSWER 34 OF 74 PAPERCHEM2 COPYRIGHT 1997 IPST AU Farzadeh, H.; Xia, Q.; Ying, Y.; Rao, M. (University of Alberta. (Edmonton: Alberta: Canada)); Danielson, K.DMI. (Peace River: Alberta: Canada))... TI Knowledge Integration System for Slave Lake Pulp Corporation [Slave Lake, Alberta] and Daishowa Peace River [Alberta] Mill L4 ANSWER 35 OF 74 PAPERCHEM2 COPYRIGHT 1997 IPST AU Noel, A.; Paris, J. (Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal. (Montreal: Qc.: Canada)); Roche, A. (Paprican. (Pointe Claire: Qc.: Canada)) TI Simulation of White-Water Management Strategies for an Integrated Newsprint Mill Crossfile searching

198 198 TRANSFER In File Paperchem2: => Transfer L3 au 1- Lt n => S Lt and mill# Crossfile searching

199 199 Current Awareness

200 200 Current Awareness Automatic and manual SDIs Assistants in STN Express with Discover! and STN on the Web Multifile SDIs SmarTracker SDIs

201 201 Automatic SDI  SDI command (STN Classic, STNoW)  Alert assistant (STN on the Web)  SDI Wizard (STN Express) Manual SDI  Command window  Command files Current Awareness

202 202 => SDI ENTER QUERY L# FOR SDI REQUEST OR (END):L3 ENTER UPDATE FIELD CODE (UP) OR ?:UP ENTER SDI REQUEST NAME, (AA019/S), OR END:INLINE/S ENTER COST CENTER (NONE) OR NONE:. Open file Update codes provide choices for retrieval. Prepare query => FILE INPADOC => S (A63C017-04 OR A63C017-06 OR A63C017-08 OR A63C017-14)/IC OR o o o L3 2906 (A63C017-04 OR A63C017-06 OR A63C017-08 OR A63C017-14)/IC OR o o o Current Awareness

203 203 INPADOC record and family-based update codes Record Family New family ("basic") - EDF New record (MEMBER)EDP UPFD New document (LEVEL)ED UPFP Update to bibliography UP UPFB Update to legal status UPLS UPFL New document or legal status EDLS UPFE All updates (any changes) UPM UPFA Current Awareness

204 204 ENTER TITLE (NONE):Inline Skates ENTER METHOD OF DELIVERY (OFFLINE), ONLINE, OR EMAIL:email ENTER EMAIL ID (4116K):elm@fiz-karlsruhe.de ELM@FIZ-KARLSRUHE.DE IS NOT A KNOWN MAILID REENTER EMAIL ID FOR 'ELM@FIZ-KARLSRUHE.DE' OR (END):elm@fiz-karlsruhe.de.internet ELM@FIZ-KARLSRUHE.DE.INTERNET RECEIVE DELIVERY NOTIFICATION? (Y)/N:y ELIMINATE PREVIOUSLY SEEN ANSWERS WITH EACH SDI RUN? Y/(N):y.................... QUERY L3 HAS BEEN SAVED AS SDI REQUEST 'INLINE/S' For using the internet email- address, add „internet“. Note: STN keeps track of previously seen records: The accession no. is kept in the system for one year. Current Awareness

205 205 => D INLINE/S NAME CREATED NOTES/TITLE -------------- ---------- ----------------------- INLINE/S 15 FEB 2001 SDI REQUEST FOR FILE INPADOC INLINE SKATES COST CENTER NONE UPDATE QUALIFIER UP METHOD OF DELIVERY EMAIL EMAIL ID(S) ELM@FIZ-KARLSRUHE.DE.INTERNET NOTIFICATION YES PRINT FORMAT ALL.M MAXIMUM NUMBER OF HITS TO BE PRINTED 100 HIGHLIGHTING YES DUPLICATE ELIMINATION YES PRINT FILE BACKGROUND NO SEND SDI WITH NO ANSWERS YES DISPLAY QUERY WITH RESULTS YES TIP: To display SDIs first open the file STNGUIDE since there is no connect time fee. => FILE STNGUIDE Current Awareness

206 206 => D SAVED/S NAME CREATED NOTES/TITLE -------------- ----------- ----------------------------- INLINE/S 15 FEB 2001 SDI REQUEST FOR FILE INPADOC INLINE SKATES EAST/S 16 FEB 2001 SDI REQUEST FOR FILE DPCI EASTMAN AMDINTEL/S 19 FEB 2001 SDI REQUEST FOR FILE WPINDEX AMDINTEL If you want to display all SDIs that are set up use the command => D SAVED/S Current Awareness

207 207 => FILE INPADOC => D SAVED/A (or D SAVED) o o o => ACTIVATE INLINE(nn)/A TITLE: INLINE SKATES L4 QUE (A63C017-04 OR A63C017-06 OR A63C017-08 OR A63C017-14)/IC OR INLINE SKATE#/BI,ABS OR o o o L5 21 L4 and 20010301/UP If you want results delivered online Current Awareness

208 208 => FILE INPADOC => SDI EDIT ENTER SDI NAME TO BE EDITED OR (END):inline/s PARAMETER SETTING --------------------------- ------------------------- SDI Name and Creation Date INLINE/S 15-02-2001 SDI REQUEST FOR FILE INPADOC 1 Title INLINE SKATES 2 Cost Center NONE 3 Update Qualifier UP 4 Method of Delivery EMAIL o o o 14 Duplicate Elimination NO 15 Display Query with Results YES 16 SDI Expiration Date NOT SPECIFIED ----------------------------------------------------- 17 L5 QUE ABB=ON PLU=ON (A63C017-04 OR A63C017-06 OR A63C017-08 OR A63C017-14)/IC OR INLINE SKATE# OR INLINESKATE# OR ROLLERBLADE# OR ROLLER BLADE# ENTER LINE NUMBER(S) FOR CHANGE, END, OR (?):end If you want to change several lines it is easier to delete a profile (=> DEL INLINE/S) and create a new one. Current Awareness

209 209 1. Step: Prepare your query (L1) 2. Step: From the menu select the Alert Assistant. Current Awareness

210 210 Click on the Discover! Button on the bottom of the STNExpress Window. A menu will guide you. Current Awareness

211 211 Multifile SDIs Relevant files must be open Command SDI MFILE System asks for the name and general information for the complete SDI Specifications can be made for each file Update field codes and print formats can be chosen individually Queries (also different queries) can also be created in single files beforehand TIP: If there are too many different search parameters it is recommendable to set up a single file profile for each database. Current Awareness

212 212 Within the same file: Accession numbers are checked and saved for a year by STN Across multiple files: same procedure as with DUPLICATE REMOVE Removal of Duplicates: Current Awareness

213 213  Each database is updated at different times  In multifile SDIs the preferred database cannot be specified. Duplicates are removed when they appear.  In some patent databases with family information (Caplus, DWPI) not all duplicates are removed as only the basic patent number is checked.  Records from databases not offering the DUPLICATE command will be considered unique (DPCI). Removal of Duplicates: Current Awareness

214 214 Step 1: Create the query / queries Step 2: Open the databases in which the SDI should be run Step 3: Run Multifile SDI Search Example: You are interested in changes of legal status and family information of the patent with priority number US 1999-255305. Current Awareness

215 215 => FILE WPINDEX => S US1999-255305/PRN L1 1 US1999-255305/PRN Current Awareness

216 216 => FILE WPINDEX INPADOC ZCAPLUS => SDI MFILE MULTFILE SDI GENERAL PARAMETERS ------------------------------- ENTER MULTIFILE SDI REQUEST NAME ('AA019/S'), OR END:STIRRER/S ENTER TITLE (NONE):MAGNETIC STIRRER ENTER COST CENTER (NONE) OR NONE:. ENTER METHOD OF DELIVERY (OFFLINE), ONLINE, OR EMAIL:EMAIL ENTER EMAIL ID (4116K):ELM@FIZ-KARLSRUHE.DE.INTERNET ELM@FIZ-KARLSRUHE.DE.INTERNET RECEIVE DELIVERY NOTIFICATION? (Y)/N:. ELIMINATE PREVIOUSLY SEEN ANSWERS WITH EACH SDI RUN? Y/(N):. HIGHLIGHT HIT TERMS? (Y)/N:. SEND SDI WITH NO ANSWERS? (Y)/N:. ENTER SDI EXPIRATION DATE 'YYYYMMDD' OR (NONE):. General information for the complete SDI. Current Awareness

217 217 MULTFILE SDI FILE SPECIFIC PARAMETERS: WPINDEX ------------------------------------- ENTER COMPONENT SDI REQUEST NAME ('AA019/S') OR END:STIRRWPI/S ENTER QUERY L# FOR MULTIFILE SDI REQUEST OR END:L1 ENTER UPDATE FIELD CODE (UP) OR ?:UPP ENTER PRINT FORMAT (STD) OR ?:ALL ARCHIVE ANSWERS? Y/(N):. REDISTRIBUTE ANSWERS? Y/(N):. ENTER MAXIMUM NUMBER OF HITS TO BE PRINTED PER RUN (100):. SORT SDI ANSWER SET (N)/Y?:. MULTFILE SDI FILE SPECIFIC PARAMETERS: INPADOC ------------------------------------- ENTER COMPONENT SDI REQUEST NAME ('AA019/S') OR END:STIRRINPA/S ENTER QUERY L# FOR MULTIFILE SDI REQUEST OR END:L1 ENTER UPDATE FIELD CODE (UP) OR ?:UPLS ENTER PRINT FORMAT (STD) OR ?:. o o o Specific information for each file. Current Awareness

218 218 SDI for Chemical Structures Crossfile SDI between REGISTRY and CAPLUS files Retrieves new CAplus literature describing: –New REGISTRY compounds –Old REGISTRY compounds Current Awareness SmartTracker

219 219 Search query may include components from both the REGISTRY and CAplus files –REGISTRY: structure or dictionary based query –CAplus: REG file L-number crossover –CAplus: additional search terms including CAS role indexing Current Awareness

220 220 Step 1: Create the query in REGISTRY Step 2: Enter CAplus file - search REG file L-number and additional terms if desired Step 3: SMART of SDI XFILE command Search Example: What new Mo and Si containing polyacids have been described? Current Awareness

221 221 => FILE REGISTRY => S (MO(L)SI(L)O(L)H)/ELS 228498 MO/ELS 929749 SI/ELS 14802002 O/ELS 16627522 H/ELS L9 1835 (MO(L)SI(L)O(L)H)/ELS Create query in REGISTRY. Enter the CAPLUS file. => FILE HCAPLUS Current Awareness

222 222 => S L9 AND (?HETEROPOLY? OR HETEROPOLY ACIDS+NT/CT) 1535 L9 24 ?HETEROPOLYMN 10655 ?HETEROPOLY? 24 ?HETEROPOLYMN 23 HETEROPOLYMN o o o L10 610 L9 AND (?HETEROPOLY? OR HETEROPOLY ACIDS+NT/CT) => S L10 AND P/DT 2817725 P/DT L11 225 L10 AND P/DT Transfer the REG File query L9 and add additional search terms Current Awareness

223 223 => SMART SMARTracker INITIATED ENTER QUERY L# FOR SDI REQUEST OR (END):L11 ENTER UPDATE FIELD CODE (UP) OR ?:UP ENTER SDI REQUEST NAME, (AA009/S), OR END:POLYACIDS/S ENTER COST CENTER (NONE) OR NONE:PIUG ENTER TITLE (NONE):Mo or Si contg heteropoly acids ENTER METHOD OF DELIVERY (OFFLINE), ONLINE, OR EMAIL:EMAIL ENTER EMAIL ID (3701C):KSTANLEY@CAS.ORG.INTERNET KSTANLEY@CAS.ORG.INTERNET RECEIVE DELIVERY NOTIFICATION? (Y)/N:N ELIMINATE PREVIOUSLY SEEN ANSWERS WITH EACH SDI RUN? Y/(N):Y ENTER PRINT FORMAT (BIB) OR ?:IBIB ABS HITSTR o o o => SDI XFILE (if you are in both Files: REGISTRY and HCAPLUS) Current Awareness

224 224 Manual SDI: Develop a file for the CW Search Question : Create a profile to monitor invention status of several patents: Create a query containing relevant patent numbers Copy the query into an editor, edit and save the file Periodic update search: Open the command window when online Open saved script and start the run Current Awareness

225 225 Current Awareness

226 226 Current Awareness

227 227 Current Awareness

228 228 => FILE PATOSEP => QUE (EP337613/PN OR EP34881/PN OR EP426486/PN OR EP523847/PN OR EP549331/PN OR EP626854/PN OR EP767816/PN OR EP80840/PN OR EP249200/PN) L1 QUE (EP337613/PN OR EP34881/PN OR EP426486/PN OR EP523847/PN OR EP549331/PN OR EP626854/PN OR EP767816/PN OR EP80840/PN OR EP249200/PN) Current Awareness

229 229 => QUE (EP29594/PN OR EP373417/PN OR EP426085/PN OR EP458751/PN OR EP525082/PN OR EP642604/PN OR EP662107/PN OR EP731756/PN OR EP866897/PN) L2 QUE (EP29594/PN OR EP373417/PN OR EP426085/PN OR EP458751/PN OR EP525082/PN OR EP642604/PN OR EP662107/PN OR EP731756/PN OR EP866897/PN) => S (L1 or L2) and UPLS>20000101 L3 8 (L1 OR L2) AND UPLS>20000101 Current Awareness

230 230 Search efficiency

231 231 Search Problem: I don’t need to see my whole history Display HIS

232 => D HIS 5 L6 39 S L5 L7 9 S L5/BAC L8 6 S L5/THU L9 1 (L7 OR L8) (L) ECZEMA E ECZEMA/CT E E3+ALL E E5+ALL L10 252541 SKIN? OR WART? OR LESION? OR SEBORRHEA? OR SCABIES? OR PSORIASI Shows the last 5 L-numbers Display HIS

233 233 Search Problem: I need a more flexible way to DISPLAY answers and tag answers for later viewing. DISPLAY BROWSE

234 234 DISPLAY BROWSE

235 => D BROWSE : TI L4 ANSWER 1 OF 71 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2001 ACS TI Preparation of 2,3,5-trimethyl-p-benzoquinone : TI 2-5 L4 ANSWER 2 OF 71 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2001 ACS TI Synthesis of TMBQ using Cu(II)-substituted MCM-41 as the catalyst L4 ANSWER 3 OF 71 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2001 ACS TI Oxidation of the.alpha.-tocopherol model compound 2,2,5,7,8- pentamethyl-6-chromanol in the presence of alcohols L4 ANSWER 4 OF 71 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2001 ACS TI Development of new manufacture process of vitamin E using artificial enzymes L4 ANSWER 5 OF 71 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2001 ACS TI Preparation of 2,3,5-trimethylbenzoquinone from 2,3,6- trimethylphenol DISPLAY BROWSE

236 :KWIC L4 ANSWER 5 OF 71 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2001 ACS AB 2,3,5-Trimethylbenzoquinone (I), useful as an intermediate for drugs, e.g. vitamin E, is prepd. by oxidn. of 2,3,6-Me3C6H2OH (II) with O or O-contg. gas in the presence of Cu chlorides and... ST benzoquinone trimethyl prepn intermediate tocopherol; vitamin E intermediate trimethylbenzoquinone prepn; phenol trimethyl oxidn solvent; polyglycol ether solvent trimethylphenol oxidn IT 1406-18-4, Vitamin E RL: RCT (Reactant) (intermediate for, trimethylbenzoquinone as) :BIB L4 ANSWER 5 OF 71 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2001 ACS AN 1991:163741 CAPLUS DN 114:163741 TI Preparation of 2,3,5-trimethylbenzoquinone from 2,3,6- trimethylphenol IN Kimura, Ichiro; Onodera, Kenji PA C. K. Fine Chemicals K. K., Japan SO Jpn. Kokai Tokkyo Koho, 5 pp. CODEN: JKXXAF DT Patent LA Japanese FAN.CNT 1 PATENT NO. KIND DATE APPLICATION NO. DATE --------------- ---- -------- --------------- -------- PI JP 02300146 A2 19901212 JP 1989-117425 19890512 JP 2575058 B2 19970122 OS MARPAT 114:163741 :END DISPLAY BROWSE

237 => FILE USPATFULL => SOFTENING AGENT? (P) (QUATERNARY OR QUARTERNARY) (W) AMMONIUM L1 567 SOFTENING AGENT? (P) (QUATERNARY OR QUARTERNARY) (W) AMMONIUM => L1 (2P) IMAGE? L2 5 L1 (2P) IMAG? => D BROWSE :*TI KWIC :1-2 *TI KWIC is now the default format DISPLAY BROWSE

238 :TAG 1 :3-5 :TAG 4-5 :END =>SORT L2 TAG PD =>D FP TOTAL... Answers 1,4,5 are tagged Tagged answers are sorted by Publication Date DISPLAY BROWSE

239 239 SETTINGS

240 240 Using SET Commands There are several different commands available for customizing an STN session or account. Many of these will be demonstrated throughout the course of this workshop. The following table is a summary of some of the more common SET commands. Any settings that are changed during the course of a session will revert to the default when the session ends. To preserve your settings past the duration of the session, type PERM after the SET command. SETTINGS

241 241 => d set SET PARAMETER CURRENT PERMANENT LOGIN DEFAULT ------------------------ ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ ABBREVIATION 'ON' 'ON' 'ON' 'OFF' o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o => d set plurals SET PARAMETER CURRENT PERMANENT LOGIN DEFAULT ------------------------ ------- --------- ----- ------- PLURALS 'ON' 'ON' 'ON' 'OFF' SETTINGS

242 242 Search Problem: I keep forgetting to type S for search: SET AUTOSEARCH => FILE CAPLUS => EXPRESS? EXPRESS? IS NOT A RECOGNIZED COMMAND

243 => SET AUTOSEARCH ON PERM => EXPRESS? L1 763452 EXPRESS? => HYDROPEROXIDE LYASE/CN OR HYDROPEROXIDE LYASE OR HPL L3 106 L2 L4 1053 L3 OR HYDROPEROXIDE LYASE OR HPL => GENE? L5 2058980 GENE? => L1 (S) L4 (3A) L5 L6 22 L1 (S) L4 (3A) L5 PERM sets it on forever SET AUTOSEARCH

244 244 Search Problem: Can I create my own cluster with databases that I choose? SET CLUSTER

245 => SET CLUSTER ENTER CLUSTER NAME OR ?):.PLANTBIOCHEM ENTER LIST OF FILE NAMES OR (?):CAPLUS MORE FILES, (NONE) OR ?:MEDLINE BIOSIS EMBASE MORE FILES, (NONE) OR ?:CABA AGRICOLA MORE FILES, (NONE) OR ?:SCISEARCH MORE FILES, (NONE) OR ?:NONE CLUSTER '.PLANTBIOCHEM' DEFINED AS 'CAPLUS, MEDLINE, BIOSIS, EMBASE, CABA, AGRICOLA, SCISEARCH' => D CLUSTER.PLANTBIOCHEM => FILE.PLANTBIOCHEM SET CLUSTER

246 246 Search Problem: In a multifile search, I would like to see the number of answers for each database SET MSTEPS

247 247 SET MSTEPS => FILE.PLANTBIOCHEM => SET MSTEPS OFF Set command completed => EXTRACT? (S) ?AMIDE? (S) ECHINACEA L1 46 EXTRACT? (S) ?AMIDE? (S) ECHINACEA

248 => SET MSTEPS ON => EXTRACT? (S) ?AMIDE? (S) ECHINACEA L2 10 FILE CAPLUS L3 4 FILE MEDLINE L4 11 FILE BIOSIS L5 9 FILE EMBASE LEFT TRUNCATION IGNORED FOR '?AMIDE?' FOR FILE 'CABA' L6 1 FILE CABA LEFT TRUNCATION IGNORED FOR '?AMIDE?' FOR FILE 'AGRICOLA' L7 0 FILE AGRICOLA L8 11 FILE SCISEARCH TOTAL FOR ALL FILES L9 46 EXTRACT? (S) ?AMIDE? (S) ECHINACEA SET MSTEPS

249 249 SET EXPAND  Continuous  Renumber

250 250 => set expand continuous SET COMMAND COMPLETED => e acid........ E3 3279255 --> ACID/BI...... E12 E12 1 ACID125I/BI => e rain E13 E13 1 RAIMUNIYA/BI...... SET EXPAND

251 251 => set expand renumber SET COMMAND COMPLETED => e acid..... E3 3279255 --> ACID/BI..... E12 E12 1 ACID125I/BI => e rain E1 E1 1 RAIMUNIYA/BI...... SET EXPAND

252 252 SET NOTICE => set notice search 50 perm NOTICE SET TO 50 U.S. DOLLARS FOR SEARCH COMMAND SET COMMAND COMPLETED => set notice display 50 perm NOTICE SET TO 50 U.S. DOLLARS FOR DISPLAY COMMAND SET COMMAND COMPLETED

253 253 SET NOTICE => e18+nt THE ESTIMATED SEARCH COST FOR FILE 'ZCAPLUS' IS 1,912.35 U.S. DOLLARS DO YOU WANT TO CONTINUE WITH THIS REQUEST? (Y)/N or END:n => d l1 1-50 bib abs THE ESTIMATED COST FOR THIS REQUEST IS 120.75 U.S. DOLLARS DO YOU WANT TO CONTINUE WITH THIS REQUEST? (Y)/N:n

254 254 SET DETAIL => set detail off SET COMMAND COMPLETED => index medline embase => thyroid disease 13938 FILE MEDLINE 8590 FILE EMBASE 2 FILES HAVE ONE OR MORE ANSWERS, 2 FILES SEARCHED IN STNINDEX L1 QUE THYROID DISEASE

255 255 SET DUPORDER => fil medline embase => thyroid disease and py>2002 L1 162 FILE MEDLINE L2 240 FILE EMBASE TOTAL FOR ALL FILES L3 402 THYROID DISEASE AND PY>2002

256 256 SET DETAIL => set detail on SET COMMAND COMPLETED => thyroid disease FILE 'MEDLINE' 107319 THYROID 1297 THYROIDS 107397 THYROID (THYROID OR THYROIDS) 1456414 DISEASE 1411241 DISEASES 2505441 DISEASE (DISEASE OR DISEASES) 13938 THYROID DISEASE (THYROID(W)DISEASE) FILE 'EMBASE' 76802 "THYROID" 1208 "THYROIDS" 76885 "THYROID" ("THYROID" OR "THYROIDS") 1469817 "DISEASE" 207331 "DISEASES" 1556240 "DISEASE" ("DISEASE" OR "DISEASES") 8590 THYROID DISEASE ("THYROID"(W)"DISEASE")

257 257 SET DUPORDER => set duporder default SET COMMAND COMPLETED => dup rem l3 PROCESSING COMPLETED FOR L3 L4 311 DUP REM L3 (91 DUPLICATES REMOVED) => set duporder file SET COMMAND COMPLETED => dup rem l3 PROCESSING COMPLETED FOR L3 L5 311 DUP REM L3 (91 DUPLICATES REMOVED) ANSWERS '1-162' FROM FILE MEDLINE ANSWERS '163-311' FROM FILE EMBASE

258 258 SET ACCOUNT => set account ENTER COST CENTER (NONE):lab1 COST CENTER SETTING WILL TAKE EFFECT WITH THE NEXT FILE COMMAND SET COMMAND COMPLETED => fil caplus => thyroid disease L1 2528 THYROID DISEASE => d set account ACCOUNT CURRENT 'LAB1' PERMANENT 'NONE' LOGIN 'NONE' DEFAULT 'NONE'

259 259 SET ACCOUNT => set account lab2 COST CENTER SETTING WILL TAKE EFFECT WITH THE NEXT FILE COMMAND SET COMMAND COMPLETED => fil medline => thyroid disease L2 13938 THYROID DISEASE => d set account ACCOUNT CURRENT 'LAB2' PERMANENT 'NONE' LOGIN 'NONE' DEFAULT 'NONE'

260 260 Search Problem: Too much highlighting; I only need the “important” words highlighted SET HIGHLIGHTING

261 => FILE CAPLUS => SET HIGHLIGHTING OFF SET COMMAND COMPLETED => HAIR?(S)(PREPARATION? OR FIX!TIVE OR SHAMPOO? OR ?CONDITION? OR ?TREATMENT? OR GEL? OR MOUSSE? OR DYE# OR COLOR? OR COLOUR? OR COMPOSITION OR CREAM? OR WAV?) L1 43013 HAIR?(S)(PREPARATION? OR FIX!TIVE OR SHAMPOO? OR ?CONDITION? OR ?TREATMENT? OR GEL? OR MOUSSE? OR DYE# OR COLOR? OR COLOUR? OR COMPOSITION OR CREAM? OR WAV?) => SET HIGHLIGHTING ON SET COMMAND COMPLETED => JOJOBA (S) L1 L2 53 JOJOBA (S) L1 Turn highlighting on before you search the novelty SET HIGHLIGHTING

262 => D HIT 1-2 L2 ANSWER 1 OF 53 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2001 ACS IT Jojoba oil Keratins Sunflower oil RL: BUU (Biological use, unclassified); BIOL (Biological study); USES (Uses) (multistep permanent hair waving with hydrogen peroxide treatment) L2 ANSWER 2 OF 53 CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2001 ACS IT Amino acids, biological studies Carbohydrates, biological studies Jojoba oil Olive oil Protein hydrolyzates Safflower oil RL: BUU (Biological use, unclassified); BIOL (Biological study); USES (Uses) (pretreatment compn. for hair wave setting) Only the words searched after SET HIGHLIGHT ON are highlighted SET HIGHLIGHTING

263 263 SET PLURALS => set plurals off SET COMMAND COMPLETED => acid rain L5 5498 ACID RAIN (ACID(W)RAIN) => set plurals on SET COMMAND COMPLETED => acid rain L6 5549 ACID RAIN (ACID(W)RAIN)

264 264 SET ABBR => set abbr off SET COMMAND COMPLETED => blood coagulat?(l)citrate(l)aqueous solution L7 0 BLOOD COAGULAT?(L)CITRATE(L)AQUEOUS SOLUTION => set abbr on SET COMMAND COMPLETED => blood coagulat?(l)citrate(l)aqueous solution L8 11 BLOOD COAGULAT?(L)CITRATE(L)AQUEOUS SOLUTION

265 265 SET INTERPRET => set interpret off SET COMMAND COMPLETED => acid rain L9 5549 ACID RAIN => set interpret on SET COMMAND COMPLETED => acid rain L10 5549 ACID RAIN (ACID(W)RAIN)

266 266 SET POSTINGS => set postings on SET COMMAND COMPLETED => enzyme linked immunoassay? or elisa 726082 ENZYME 418976 ENZYMES 915870 ENZYME (ENZYME OR ENZYMES) 224422 LINKED 1 LINKEDS 224422 LINKED (LINKED OR LINKEDS) 71849 IMMUNOASSAY? 1276 ENZYME LINKED IMMUNOASSAY? (ENZYME(W)LINKED(W)IMMUNOASSAY?) 54489 ELISA 2104 ELISAS 55363 ELISA (ELISA OR ELISAS) L6 56180 ENZYME LINKED IMMUNOASSAY? OR ELISA

267 267 => set postings off SET COMMAND COMPLETED => enzyme linked immunoassay? or elisa 915870 ENZYME (ENZYME OR ENZYMES) 224422 LINKED (LINKED OR LINKEDS) 1276 ENZYME LINKED IMMUNOASSAY? (ENZYME(W)LINKED(W)IMMUNOASSAY?) 55363 ELISA (ELISA OR ELISAS) L5 56180 ENZYME LINKED IMMUNOASSAY? OR ELISA SET POSTINGS

268 268 SET POSTINGS => set postings off;set interpret off SET COMMAND COMPLETED => enzyme linked immunoassay? or elisa L7 56180 ENZYME LINKED IMMUNOASSAY? OR ELISA

269 269 SET RENUM => d his (FILE 'HOME' ENTERED AT 12:53:56 ON 07 JAN 2005) FILE 'REGISTRY' ENTERED AT 12:54:17 ON 07 JAN 2005 L1 1 ASPIRIN/CN L2 1 OLEIC ACID/CN FILE 'CAPLUS' ENTERED AT 12:54:57 ON 07 JAN 2005 L3 2898 L1 AND P/DT L4 9546 L2 AND P/DT L5 56180 ENZYME LINKED IMMUNOASSAY? OR ELISA L6 56180 ENZYME LINKED IMMUNOASSAY? OR ELISA L7 56180 ENZYME LINKED IMMUNOASSAY? OR ELISA

270 270 => set renum off SET COMMAND COMPLETED => del l3 y => d his (FILE 'HOME' ENTERED AT 12:53:56 ON 07 JAN 2005) FILE 'REGISTRY' ENTERED AT 12:54:17 ON 07 JAN 2005 L1 1 ASPIRIN/CN L2 1 OLEIC ACID/CN FILE 'CAPLUS' ENTERED AT 12:54:57 ON 07 JAN 2005 L4 9546 L2 AND P/DT L5 56180 ENZYME LINKED IMMUNOASSAY? OR ELISA L6 56180 ENZYME LINKED IMMUNOASSAY? OR ELISA L7 56180 ENZYME LINKED IMMUNOASSAY? OR ELISA SET RENUM

271 271 SET RENUM => set renum on perm SET COMMAND COMPLETED => del l4 y L-NUMBERS REASSIGNED. ENTER 'DIS HIST' TO SEE CURRENT ASSIGNMENT => d hist (FILE 'HOME' ENTERED AT 12:53:56 ON 07 JAN 2005) FILE 'REGISTRY' ENTERED AT 12:54:17 ON 07 JAN 2005 L1 1 ASPIRIN/CN L2 1 OLEIC ACID/CN FILE 'CAPLUS' ENTERED AT 12:54:57 ON 07 JAN 2005 L3 56180 ENZYME LINKED IMMUNOASSAY? OR ELISA L4 56180 ENZYME LINKED IMMUNOASSAY? OR ELISA L5 56180 ENZYME LINKED IMMUNOASSAY? OR ELISA

272 272 Select

273 273 Select The Select command is used to select term(s) contained in a field: => Sel rn => Sel hit rn => Sel ct => Sel cn => Sel ic => Sel it => Sel pn.....

274 274 The term(s) extracted by the Select command, if searched, are searched in the same field from which were extracted. (For example: Terms extracted from /CN field, if searched, are searched with /CN suffix.) Select

275 275 You can change the searching field: => (terms from Select command)/BI Select

276 276 There are in Registry two Select orders: => Sel chem => Sel name (the first extracts RNs and Other Names, the second extracts only Other Names) which change the fields of extraction to /BI. Select

277 277 => d set select SET PARAMETER CURRENT PERMANENT LOGIN DEFAULT ------------- ------------ --------- ------------ ------------ SELECT 'CONTINUOUS' 'CONTINUOUS' 'CONTINUOUS' => d set smart SET PARAMETER CURRENT PERMANENT LOGIN DEFAULT ------------- ------- --------- ----- ------- SMARTSELECT 'ON' 'ON' 'ON' Select settings Up to 999 terms Up to 50000 terms Select

278 278 => fil reg => Buckminsterfullerene/cn L2 1 BUCKMINSTERFULLERENE/CN => sel name SmartSELECT INITIATED New TRANSFER and ANALYZE Commands Now Available See HELP TRANSFER and HELP ANALYZE for Details L3 SEL L2 1- NAME : 21 TERMS Select

279 279 => sel l2 chem SmartSELECT INITIATED New TRANSFER and ANALYZE Commands Now Available See HELP TRANSFER and HELP ANALYZE for Details L4 SEL L2 1- CHEM : 22 TERMS Select

280 280 => d l3 1-21 L3 SEL L2 1- NAME : 21 TERMS TERM # # OCC # DOC % DOC NAME ------ ------- ------ ------ --------------- 1 1 1 100.00 (5,6)FULLERENE C60 2 1 1 100.00 (5,6)FULLERENE-C60-IH 3 1 1 100.00 (60)FULLERENE 4 1 1 100.00 BUCKMINSTERFULLERENE (C60) 5 1 1 100.00 BUCKMINSTERFULLERENE 6 1 1 100.00 BUCKYBALL 7 1 1 100.00 CARBON (C60) FULLERENE 8 1 1 100.00 CARBON (C60) MOL. 9 1 1 100.00 CARBON (C60) 10 1 1 100.00 CARBON CLUSTER (C60) 11 1 1 100.00 CARBON, MOL. (C60) 12 1 1 100.00 C60 FULLERENE 13 1 1 100.00 FOLLENE-60 14 1 1 100.00 FOOTBALLENE (C60) 15 1 1 100.00 FOOTBALLENE 16 1 1 100.00 FULLERENE C60 CLUSTER 17 1 1 100.00 FULLERENE-C60 18 1 1 100.00 FULLERENE-60 19 1 1 100.00 FULLERENE 20 1 1 100.00 ICOSAHEDRAL C60 21 1 1 100.00 SOCCERBALLENE ********* END OF L3 *** Select

281 281 => set smart off SET COMMAND COMPLETED => sel l2 name E1 THROUGH E21 ASSIGNED => d sel e1-e21 E1 1 (5,6)FULLERENE C60/BI E2 1 (5,6)FULLERENE-C60-IH/BI E3 1 (60)FULLERENE/BI E4 1 BUCKMINSTERFULLERENE (C60)/BI E5 1 BUCKMINSTERFULLERENE/BI E6 1 BUCKYBALL/BI E7 1 CARBON (C60) FULLERENE/BI E8 1 CARBON (C60) MOL./BI E9 1 CARBON (C60)/BI E10 1 CARBON CLUSTER (C60)/BI E11 1 CARBON, MOL. (C60)/BI E12 1 C60 FULLERENE/BI E13 1 FOLLENE-60/BI E14 1 FOOTBALLENE (C60)/BI E15 1 FOOTBALLENE/BI E16 1 FULLERENE C60 CLUSTER/BI E17 1 FULLERENE-C60/BI E18 1 FULLERENE-60/BI E19 1 FULLERENE/BI E20 1 ICOSAHEDRAL C60/BI E21 1 SOCCERBALLENE/BI Select

282 282 Select => S e1-e5,e10,e15,e17,e20 => S l3


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