Use to search for document titles that are part of the Cited References section of a record. Use to search for an author that is part of the Cited References section of a record.
ABI INFORM DEFINITION FULL
Try searching on both the full first name and initials in order to retrieve all publications by a specific author.
Use to find documents written by a particular author. It is a full record search, but does not include a search on the full text. Searches for keywords in the citation and abstract.
ABI INFORM DEFINITION CODE
Search the unique database ID for articles and documents.Įnter keyword(s) without a field code label to search the entire record. Our team’s goal is to make the article’s point as clearly and succinctly as possible. We use the journal-provided abstract with little or no modification, or have members from our editorial team write an abstract from scratch, drawing on the article’s text and concepts. The index term will now appear in the advanced search form along with the appropriate pull-down menu selection. Once you locate the index term that you would like to add to your search, mark the item, and then click the Add to search button.
There are some indexes that will not display an alphabetical list before searching for the term, rather you will have to enter a term first, and then the alphabetical list of matches will display. Select the Look up link and then you will see a browsable and alphabetical index for that field. Other Look ups and browsable indexes will be listed in the Limit To section of the advanced search page. If a Look up is available, under the search row you will see a link to the Look up. To use and locate a Look up or browsable index, select the field from the advanced search pull-down menu. Note: Look ups are also available from the Command Line search (through the Look up terms link). For a description of these fields, please see the searchable fields table to the right. You can find the Look up links in the advanced search page and they are available for the following searchable fields: author, publication, subject, company/organization, person, location, classification code, and NAICS. From there, run your search to include the subject terms (adding additional search fields and terms if needed).ĪBI/INFORM Global offers eight Look ups or browsable indexes, so you can easily find spelling or format variations of, for example, an author's name or a journal title. Click the Add to search button and your terms will be placed into the search form. Mark the items that you would like to search and then select the appropriate Boolean operator to combine your items. To use the thesaurus, select the T hesaurus link from the Advanced, Command Line, or Data & Reports Search, then browse or search for subjects containing the word or beginning with the word.
A hierarchical display is available and will give suggestions on the appropriate subject terms to add to your search. If you want to run a search on a subject, but you do not know what term to use, use the thesaurus to search the controlled vocabulary. The thesaurus allows you to find subject terms to narrow or broaden your search and is available from the Advanced, Command Line, and Data & Reports Search. These are also included in the searchable fields table to the right. In ABI/INFORM Global, there are different subject types and in addition to the all encompassing subject field, there is also a separate subject field for company/organization, person, and location. Subject terms are also commonly known as descriptors, controlled vocabulary, and sometimes classification terms. Subject terms are found in the subject field and this field is part of the searchable fields table to the right. The ProQuest Thesaurus is used to index the ABI/INFORM subject field.
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