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Author: Linda K
Posted: Tues, 26 Jul 2005 15:00:00 -0800
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Ewa.Bednarczuk "ebednarczuk" asked, "does anyone know why a
search of all indexed fields yields nothing and one for all non-indexed
fields works fine, even if various fields are indexed?"
Surprisingly, if one is thinking in terms of indexing databases, there
are only three "indexed" fields in RefMan: journal titles, author names,
and keywords. Those are "pre-indexed," yielding the drop-down lists of
possiblities.
Everything else is a non-indexed field.
Does this clear up the mystery?
PS: I'm glad to see the list back up, but it's been down so long it will
take a while for people to realize it and begin to answer questions
again. So don't feel ignored, you intrepid souls who have got us going
again...
Karyn Popham
Sr. Res. Asst.
Center for Health Promotion and Prevention Research School of Public
Health University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
"Linda.K.Popham"
713-500-9665
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