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Type the word to be searched in the Search text box and click Go. The search engine will search the word in all the access points, bibliographic description elements of records and the result will be displayed according to the match found. The searched word gets highlighted wherever it appears in the search result.
Simple search does phrase search such as ‘mass communication’ when you enter both these words in the text box for Word Search.
Here you can specify different selection criteria for the search, such as range of Accession Dates, Accession Numbers and Year of Publication. You can also select one or more material types as well as choose the catalogues to be searched.
The Catalogue menu list allows you to select a catalogue or item description field using which you formulate a search. A catalogue has index entries which speed up the search. For example, the Author catalogue has names of authors (usually surname first.)
Unlike simple search (word search) advance search is a Structured Search using Boolean operator.
You can structure your search as follows.
a) Search For- Specify your search string. E.g. Sharma
b) Select Field- The Catalogue menu lists allow you to select a catalogue.
A catalogue has index entries, which speed up the search. For example, the Author catalogue has names of authors (usually surname first.)
c) Specify Position in the field- Can specify position of field as specified below
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Click Search The search engine will search for the words as per specified criteria and the result will be displayed according to the match found. The searched word gets highlighted wherever it appears in the search result. The above search criteria may be combined with Boolean Operators such as AND, OR and NOT. Using the More option more criteria may be added to the search in advance search. You may further filter the search results by specifying additional selection criteria such as a)
Specify Accession Date is the date on which the library acquires the item. By default all items are considered for inclusion in the search, regardless of the date of accession. It is possible to define a range of dates, for example: 01/04/1999 and 31/08/99 or 01/Apr/1999 and 31/Aug/1999, to see items acquired between first of April and 31st of August in year 1999. Format is dd/mmm/yyyy. Both the dates for limits in the range are needed. b) Specify Accession Number is the unique number given to an item. By default all accession numbers are taken into consideration in the search. But it is possible to further filter the results by specifying the accession number range. . c) Specify By default all items are selected regardless of the
publication year. If the range of publication years is specified, such as
1996 and 1999 (4 digits, all numeric, provide both the upper and the lower
limit), items with publication years within this range are considered for
inclusion in the result set. d) Select Item Types Select one or more material types for eg. You would like to search only articles or Journal articles etc. Multiple material types may be selected using the Ctrl key. e) Items with Media Links If you check Items with Media Links, the search result will include only those items that have Multimedia Links associated with them. The Search result is displayed in a tabular format. Click at the accession number to view details of the item. You can navigate through the search results by clicking on the hyper links provided. The Search results can be viewed in Bibliography or publication format by selecting the respective format. |
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For the search results you can view Bibliography report, Publication report or the Circulation details of any item. For the details please refer Item Details.