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Field:- A subdivision of a computer record. A collection of fields make up a record. For example, records in a periodical index might include an author field, a title field, a publisher field and a date field. What fields are called and what is in them can vary from database to database.
Field Searching: - A search that looks for the occurrence of a term or terms in a specific field. Searching a specific field is more precise than searching all fields of the database. A title or title keyword search in The library catalog is an example of field searching.
Full Display:- The Library Catalog search results display that is available from Brief Display by selecting its entry number. The Full Display provides complete information for bibliographic citation and includes co-authors, editors, series titles, subjects, contents, notes, and locations.
Full text - A full text resource provides access to the complete text of an item. In a full text periodical index, both the bibliographic citations and the articles themselves will be available. Lexis-Nexis is an example of a full text resource.
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