Re: [IUG] Innovative Telnet Client - Boolean Searches

["Madrigal, Juan A" <j dot madrigal2 at miami dot edu>]

Hi Giles,

The only w key I see is for RELATED WRK:

I'm trying to create a list. This is what it looks like in Millennium with
the grouping:

BIBLIOGRAPHIC  CAT DATE  between  "12-01-2011"and "12-31-2011"    AND
(BIBLIOGRAPHIC  BCODE3  equal to  "-"
OR BIBLIOGRAPHIC  BCODE3  equal to  "o"    OR BIBLIOGRAPHIC  BCODE3  equal
to  "u"    OR BIBLIOGRAPHIC  BCODE3  equal to  "y")

Via the command line in iii I have the following choices:

----------

BOOLEAN SEARCH of BIBLIOGRAPHIC FILE to create a LIST of records
01 LANG:       04 CAT DATE:   07 BCODE3:     09 RECORD #:   11 UPDATED:
02 SKIP:       05 BIB LVL:    08 COUNTRY:    10 CREATED:    12 REVISIONS:
03 LOCATION:   06 MAT TYP:

/1 LOCATIONS:   d SUBJECT:     l LC CARD #:   s SERIES:      ^ LINKED_REC:
/6 INNOPAC #:   e EDITION:     m MUSIC PUB.:  t TITLE:       ? Other Types:
/8 HOLD:        g GOVT. DOC#:  n NOTE:        u ALT TITLE:   ! MARC Tag:
 _ LEADER:      h LIB. HAS:    o OCLC #:      w RELATED WRK: @ Sp Field:
 a AUTHOR:      i ISBN/ISSN:   p IMPRINT:     x CONTINUES:   \ Set Range:
 b ALT AUTHOR:  j ALT CALL #:  q LINK:        y MARC:        % Save Search:
 c CALL #:      k TOC DATA:    r DESCRIPT:    z CONT'D BY:
Present search range: b1000000x to b4565701x
Find BIBLIOGRAPHIC records that satisfy the following conditions


                     Enter code in front of desired field



-----------

I don't see anything to enter a group I have tried rewriting the query
like so (these are the keys to press):

4W120111123111 A07=- A03=A O03=AAD
O4W120111123111 A07=o A03=A O03=AAD
O4W120111123111 A07=u A03=A O03=AAD
O4W120111123111 A07=y A03=A O03=AAD


Which is the equivalent to:

    CAT DATE between  12-01-2011 & 12-31-2011 AND BCODE3 = - AND
    LOCATION = a OR LOCATION = aad
 OR CAT DATE between  12-01-2011 & 12-31-2011 AND BCODE3 = o AND
    LOCATION = a     AND LOCATION = aad
 OR CAT DATE between  12-01-2011 & 12-31-2011 AND BCODE3 = u AND
    LOCATION = a     AND LOCATION = aad
 OR CAT DATE between  12-01-2011 & 12-31-2011 AND BCODE3 = y AND
    LOCATION = a     AND LOCATION = aad





But the number of records returned from Millenium differ from Innopac
since there is no grouping.


Ideas?


Juan Madrigal


Web Developer
Web and Emerging Technologies
University of Miami
Richter Library





On 12/14/11 2:29 PM, "Riesner, Giles W." <GRIESNER at ccbcmd dot edu> wrote:

>I've  tried and had no trouble doing so, but I believe you need to be
>using the Keyword (W) search from the menu regardless
>of what you're looking for.
>
>Could you give us an example of a search that's NOT working for you?
>
>
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>[mailto:innopac-bounces at innovativeusers dot org] On Behalf Of Madrigal, Juan A
>Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2011 1:56 PM
>To: innopac at innovativeusers dot org
>Cc: Darby, Andrew
>Subject: [IUG] Innovative Telnet Client - Boolean Searches
>
>Hi,
>
>I'm trying to run a boolean search via telnet/ssh to iii where the
>equivalent in Millennium requires grouping part of the query (denoted by
>parentheses) and it seems that it is not possible to group parts of a
>query via the command line.
>
>Are there any work arounds? Does anyone have any experience with this
>issue?
>
>I would really appreciate the help!
>
>Thanks,
>
>Juan Madrigal
>
>Web Developer
>Web and Emerging Technologies
>University of Miami
>Richter Library
>
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