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| == 2. EROMM Search, EROMM Classic, EROMM Web Search... I'm lost - what's the difference? == | == 2. EROMM Search, EROMM Classic, EROMM Web Search... I'm lost - what's the difference? == | ||
| - | The overall search engine of EROMM is called [[use_eromm-eromm_search|EROMM Search]]. It's based on two databases. [[use_eromm-eromm_classic|EROMM Classic]] is the original database of EROMM. It holds detailed bibliographic descriptions. EROMM Web Search is a database that also contains information from sources which offer less detailed descriptions. \\ | + | The overall search engine of EROMM is called [[use_eromm-eromm_search|EROMM Search]]. It's based on two databases. [[use_eromm-eromm_classic|EROMM Classic]] is the original database of EROMM. It holds detailed bibliographic descriptions. EROMM Web Search is a more recent database that also contains information from sources which offer less detailed descriptions. \\ |
| Using [[use_eromm-eromm_search|EROMM Search]] will query both databases and yield two result sets - one of each database. For more information please refer to [[use_eromm-eromm_search-description_and_scope|EROMM Search - Description & Scope]] | Using [[use_eromm-eromm_search|EROMM Search]] will query both databases and yield two result sets - one of each database. For more information please refer to [[use_eromm-eromm_search-description_and_scope|EROMM Search - Description & Scope]] | ||
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| == 5. I know of reformatted items that are not in EROMM Search yet. Interested? == | == 5. I know of reformatted items that are not in EROMM Search yet. Interested? == | ||
| - | Sure, we'd love to include them into our database. Please check [[get_involved-share_data_with_eromm|How to Share Data with EROMM]] for details and a submission form. Thank you! | + | Sure, we'd love to include them into our database. Please check [[get_involved-share_data_with_eromm|How to Share Data with EROMM]] for details. Thank you! |
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| + | == 6. How can I found all records from one supplier in EROMM Classic? == | ||
| + | If you need to find records of particular supplier or from particular country, you may use the search index NRY, starting your query in the search box with it. This Index contains EROMM IDs, which were mostly created according the pattern: country abbreviation + supplier abbreviation + ID of the source system. | ||
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| + | E.g. searching with “NRY degbv*” you will find all records supplied by the Gemeinsamer Bibliotheksverbund (GBV), Germany, and using “NRY de*” – all records from German suppliers. | ||
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| + | There is some amount of records, IDs of which weren’t created on this pattern. Below are some examples, how to find one or the other dataset within the EROMM Classic Database. For the information about another EROMM Supplier please contact EROMM Sekretariat. | ||
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| + | * British Library: NRY gb* | ||
| + | * The Royal Library, Stockholm: NRY sekb* | ||
| + | * Helsinki University Library: NRY fi* | ||
| + | * Prag, Narodni knihovna: NRY cpm* | ||
| - | == 6. I can't find EROMM Request. Where is it? == | ||
| - | EROMM has decided to discontinue this service by the end of 2012. For more information please see the [[blog:contact_and_order_replaces_eromm_request|news]]. | ||
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