Full text database
Full text database refers to an electronic collection of full texts . In contrast to bibliographic databases , in which only the descriptions of publications are recorded, the complete texts of the publications can be called up directly here.
However, a full- text database does not automatically mean that the documents are indexed using full-text indexing. It is also possible that these are only made accessible in terms of form and content using bibliographical information.
Illegal full text databases are known as shadow libraries .
Examples
literature
- Rainer Kuhlen : The challenge of full-text databases in terms of indexing, search and presentation: an alternative through cascaded condensation . In: Marianne Englert (Ed.): The new developments in the EDP area and their significance for media documentation: From May 4th to 7th, 1987 in Zurich (= minutes of the ... conference of the specialist group of archivists on press, radio and Film archives in the Association of German Archivists ). Saur, Munich 1988, ISBN 3-598-20339-X , p. 123–129 , urn : nbn: de: bsz: 352-opus-72959 .
- Norbert Martin: Literary and scientific full texts in electronic form . In: RZ-Mitteilungen . No. 14 , 1997, pp. 24–26 ( hu-berlin.de [PDF]).