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database

 [da´tah-bās″]
a collection of data or information. In online information retrieval, a collection of index records in machine readable form.
bibliographic database a database containing bibliographic records.
full text database a database containing the complete text of a source document such as a legal decision, news story, journal article, or other primary source.
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bibliographic database

An indexed computerised database or printed source of citations of journal articles and other reports in the literature.
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The database construction of literature information resources is an important basic work of library automatic system, a large number of Literature Library to readers use must establish a standard bibliographic database. Only by establishing the corresponding database the library can realize the automation of the work, to help communication network and database resources by using computer to realize resource sharing.
Study on the information resources sharing mode of library based on network technology
Among all respondents, only 10% (n=7) reported having had any training in using an online bibliographic database. Over two-thirds of respondents (69%, n=48) indicated they were interested in such training, 10% (n=7) were not interested in training, and 21% (n=15) were not sure if they were interested in training.
Increasing state public health professionals' proficiency in using PubMed
TOXMAP also draws data from Data Bank and TOXLINE bibliographic database.
Toxmap
The second section describes the following major functions of national bibliographies: (1) national bibliographies are set out in legal deposit law; (2) the national bibliography as memory; (3) the national bibliography as information on current publishing; (4) the national bibliography as bibliographic database; and (5) the national bibliography as saleable product.
Uses and Usefulness of National Bibliographies: Which Perspectives?
The Circumpolar Health Bibliographic Database now describes 4300 publications.
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* Funding for the Circumpolar Health Bibliographic Database has been increased by 50% for fiscal year 2008-09.
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