How do I find a database article?

How do I find a database article?

The Journal and Article Locator is a tool that allows you to search for journals by title.

  1. Go to the Library homepage and click the “Databases and Journals” tab.
  2. Search for the journal name.
  3. Click on the “E-Journal Keyword Matches.”

How do I search for a database?

Top Ten Search Tips

  1. Use AND to combine keywords and phrases when searching the electronic databases for journal articles.
  2. Use truncation (an asterisk) and wildcards (usually a question mark or exclamation point).
  3. Find out if the database you’re using has a “subject search” option.
  4. Use your imagination.

How do you refine a search in database?

Explore the database and see what’s there.

  1. Run some exploratory searches in the database using different keywords from your list.
  2. Browse your search results. In most databases, you will need to click on the title to read the abstract.
  3. Look for relevant articles.
  4. Look for subject headings.
  5. Revise, Revise, Revise.

What is a database search called?

A database search engine is a search engine that operates on material stored in a digital database.

How can I improve my database search?

How to Improve Database Search Results: Home

  1. Look for misspellings in your strategy.
  2. Decrease the number of concepts searched.
  3. Try a broader search term.
  4. Use a term from the thesaurus (i.e., MeSH or subject heading list) for searching.
  5. Use the Related Articles or Similar Articles feature.

Is database searching a skill?

Introduction to database search skills Database search skills are essential to your success as an online student and researcher. Most of us are very comfortable using internet search engines to get millions of results. However, getting a million results when doing a Library database search is not a desirable outcome.

What is the most effective way to begin your keyword search?

What is the most effective way to begin your keyword search? Start with the broad concepts related to your topic and then add or try more specific keywords. Which term would allow you to search “pharmacy,” “pharmacies,” and “pharmaceuticals” simultaneously in one search?

What is a library database?

A library database is an online searchable collection of information. Libraries buy subscriptions to databases so learners (like you!) can find useful and interesting information. Library databases contain tons of information: scholarly peer-reviewed articles.

What can a library database contain?

A database is a searchable collection of information. In library research, a database is where you find journal articles. Each database contains thousands of articles which you can search for simultaneously and quickly to find articles with higher relevancy than searching in individual journals.

Is Wiley Online Library a database?

Wiley Online Library features over 1,600 journals, 23,000 online books, and hundreds of multi-volume reference works, databases, and other resources.

What are different types of database?

Types of databases

  • Centralised database.
  • Distributed database.
  • Personal database.
  • End-user database.
  • Commercial database.
  • NoSQL database.
  • Operational database.
  • Relational database.

What is the largest online database?

Operated by the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology and German Climate Computing Centre, The World Data Centre for Climate (WDCC) is the largest database in the world.

What company has the biggest database?

Top 15 of the Largest Databases in the World

  • National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC_. No.
  • AT. No.
  • Google. No.
  • Sprint. No.
  • ChoicePoint / LexisNexis. No.
  • YouTube. No.
  • Amazon. No.
  • Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). No.

What is the largest database in the world 2020?

World Data Centre for Climate

What database does Google use?

Bigtable

What companies hold the most data?

  • General Electric. GE – with its fingers in every pie from finance to aviation to power, is perfectly positioned to benefit from its championing of “The internet of things”.
  • IBM.
  • Amazon.
  • Facebook.
  • Google.
  • Cloudera.
  • Kaggle.