DIALOG BUSINESS
SEARCH
COMMANDS
I USING DIALOG INDEX
A/ TO FIND COMPANY B/ TO FIND US
DIRECTORY INFORMATION COMPANY
PROFILE
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B 411 |
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SF USCO |
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E CO= |
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S CO= |
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B F(n) or
N(n) |
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EXS |
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B 411 |
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SF CODIR |
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E CO= |
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S CO= |
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RF |
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SAVE TEMP |
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B N1:N2 or N1, N2,… |
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EXS |
DIALOG BUSINESS
SEARCH
COMMANDS
II USING DIALOG INDEX
A/ TO FIND DIRECTORY B/ TO FIND DIRECTORY
INFORMATION ON INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION ON
COMPANY FILE (518) INT D&M US COMPNY
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B 411 |
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SF USCO |
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E CO= |
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S CO= |
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RF |
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SAVE TEMP |
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B F(n) or N(n) |
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EXS |
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B 411 |
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SF INTLCO |
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SET DETAIL ON |
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E CO=MULTIGROUP |
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S MULTIGROUP |
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SAVE TEMP |
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RF |
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B 518 |
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EXS |
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S S1 AND SF=ULTIMATE |
DIALOG
BUSINESS
SEARCH
COMMANDS
III USING DIALOG INDEX
A/ TO FIND NEWS B/ TO FIND NEWS FOR
FOR
US COMPANY INTERNATIONAL
COMPANY
COMMAND SUMMARY COMMAND SUMMARY
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B 411 |
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SF INTLNEWS |
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S MULTIGROUP |
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SAVE TEMP |
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RF |
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B N1:N2 OR
N1,N2 |
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EXS |
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RD |
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B 411 |
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SF NEWSCO |
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S …./CO AND ….. AND
PY=1994:1996 |
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SAVE TEMP |
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RF |
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B N1:N2 or N1, N2,… |
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EXS |
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RD |
DIALOG
BUSINESS
SEARCH
COMMANDS
IV SEARCHING
FOR COMPANY NAMES
A/ Different ways of searching B/ Searching for company
names
for company names that that contain or are
solely
are
personal names S. N.
NENOV acronyms or initials BPL INC
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E CO=BPL |
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E CO=BPL INC |
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E CO=BPL, |
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E CO=B P L |
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E CO=S. N. NENOV |
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E CO=S.N. NENOV |
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E CO=SN NENOV |
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E CO= S N NENOV |
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E CO=NENOV, S |
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E CO=NENOV( S |
contain hyphens
or
companies with common
compound words names (
first; national)
searches for
the name
company name with
everywhere most important words
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S WALMART/CO |
E CO=FIRST AMERICAN RAIL |
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S WAL()MART/CO |
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DIALOG BUSINESS
SEARCH
COMMANDS
V FINDING
HEADQUARTERS OR AN ULTIMATE LOCATION
A/ D & B B/ AMERICAN
DUN’S MARKET BUSINESS DIRECTORY
IDENTIFIER FILE( 516) FILE ( 531 )
COMMAND
SUMMARY COMMAND
SUMMARY
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B 531 |
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E CO=COCA
COLA |
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S E(1),E(2),E(3)… |
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S S1 AND
SF=HEADQUARTERS |
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TS1/9/(1) |
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B 516 |
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E CO=COCA COLA |
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S E(1),E(2),E(3)… |
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S S1 AND SF=ULTIMATE |
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T S2/9/(1) |
DIALOG BUSINESS
SEARCH
COMMANDS
VI HOW TO FIND LEADING
COMPANY IN A FIELD FILE ( 516 )
Dun's Market
Identifiers® (DMI ) ( 516) directory file
produced by Dun & Bradstreet, contains basic company data, executive names
and titles, corporate linkages, D-U-N-S® Numbers, organization
status, and other marketing information on over ten million U.S. business
establishment locations, including public, private, and government
organizations
DMI, File 516, covers U.S. business establishment locations of all sizes (from single employee level to thousands) and types, including public and private companies, government agencies and contractors, schools, and universities. Commercial, industrial, and services industries are indexed with over 18,000 "2+2" Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes, exclusive to D&BUSE FILE 516
For basic company directory information as well as names and positions of executives.
USE /CO OR CO=
to find companies of interest.
USE SF=
to find particular types of companies/businesses (EXPAND SF= to get a list of entries).
USE REPORT
to arrange output in easy-to-read tabular format.
TO ORDER SPECIAL REPORTS
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REPORT S1/BIR/1-2 REPORT S2/PAR/1 REPORT S1/SER/4 |
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S S2/SALES |
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S S3 AND SA>20M |
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SORT
S4/ALL/SA,D |
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REPORT
S5/CO,ST,SA/1-9 |
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B 516 |
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S CONTACT() LENSES? |
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T S1/PC/1-8 /pc=SIC/ |
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S PC= 59959901 |
VII HOW TO FIND BIOGRAPHICAL
INFORMATION
Several databases on
DIALOG are good sources of biographical information on the directors or
officers of companies. Some databases provide only basic biographical data,
while others may include extensive biographical articles on specific
individuals.
Search examples are
provided for the following files: S&P's Register-Biographical (File 526),
Marquis Who's Who (File 234), Biography Master Index (File 287), and D&B
Duns Financial Records Plus™ (File 519).
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SEARCH EXAMPLE |
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287 |
E NM=JOBS, STEVE (There is no Company Name field in this file.) |
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526 |
E NM=NORDSTROM, JOHN |
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234 |
E NA=NORDSTROM, JOHN |
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519 |
S MARC(2N)ANDREESSEN AND
NETSCAPE/CO (There is no Name field
in this file.) |
Journal Sources
with Biographical Information
Biographical information
about an officer or director of a large or well-known company may appear in a
business article. Several files that cover business literature include a Name
field, as well as additional fields that can be used to locate articles with
biographical information.
Search examples are
provided for the following files: ABI INFORM® (File 15), IACSM
Magazine Database™ (File 47), IACSM Management Contents®
(File 75), IACSM Trade & Industry Database™ (File 148),
Newspapers Abstracts Daily (File 483), and Periodical Abstracts PlusText™
(File 484). Please see the Bluesheets( 15 ), ( 47 ), ( 75 ), ( 148 ), ( 483 ), and ( 484 ) for file
coverage.
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FILE |
SEARCH EXAMPLE |
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15 |
S ANDREESSEN/TI,AB AND
CC=9160 (PERSONAL PROFILES/DE or
CN=BIOGRAPHICAL can be used in place of CC=9160.) |
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47, 75, 148 |
S (JOBS(2N)STEVE?)/NM
AND DT=(BIOGRAPHY OR INTERVIEW OR COVER STORY) |
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483, 484 |
S NM=JOBS, STEVE? AND
(PERSONAL PROFILES/DE OR DT=INTERVIEW) |
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RD (REMOVE DUPLICATES)
if searching several files in a OneSearch® |
News Sources
Regional news sources can
include biographical information about local directors or officers, and
regional newspapers are often the only source of information about regional
personalities. The information can range from a few lines in a short article to
an extensive article profiling the person's life.
Sample searches are
provided for the following files: Full-text U.S. newspapers (PAPERS) and
Business Dateline® (File 635). See the Bluesheets ( PAPERS ), and ( 635 ), for
file coverage.
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FILE |
SEARCH EXAMPLE |
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PAPERS |
S (WILLIAM OR
BILL)(2N)GATES AND (BIO? OR INTERVIEW?)/DE |
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635 |
E NA=ANDREESSEN, MARC? |
DIALOG
BUSINESS
SEARCH
COMMANDS
VIII How to find product codes
File 413 Description
DIALOG Product Code
FinderTM is a search aid database
designed to locate product codes in DIALOG databases. Records are created for
entries in Additional Indexes that reference product names and product codes,
typically PN=(Product Name field), PC= (Product Code field), or SC= (Standard
Industrial Classification Code field). Standard Industrial Classification codes
and product codes that appear in File 413 include a corresponding product
description.. Product name variations can be browsed by EXPANDing in the PN=
index. Key words can be searched in the Basic Index.
Tips
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USE FILE 413 to identify files that include information on a specific product. USE TC= to specify type of code to be searched. S TC=SIC-DUNS USE FI= To identify source file of product codes. S FI=502 EXPAND PN= to browse product name variations. EXPAND PN=SCANNERS USE PRODUCT REPORT to obtain a pre-formatted report that displays product name and product code information. S PN=SCANNERS? |
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B 413 |
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E PN =SCANNERS |
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S E(1), E(2) |
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REPORT S1/PRODUCT |
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1:5 SUBMIT |
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DIALOG BUSINESS
SEARCH
COMMANDS
IX How to find Analyst Reports for a Company and Industry
This search describes how to find full-text analyst reports in
Investext®, File 545. The Dialog Corporation sells analyst reports
by the page, so you get only what you need. Each page is a full record. Type
HELP RATEs 545 to see the cost of format 9. Market
research comes in many packages, and some of the information that is hardest to
glean by searching across full reports is easiest to find through other
avenues. Savvy, smart searchers can often locate statistical data, such as
market share, projected growth, number of subscribers, or revenue amounts
generated, more efficiently in industry trade journals, newsletters, or even
financial analyst. But the real strength of searching these is tapping into the
rich aggregation of secondary sources which cull key data from the market
research reports: Files: 9, 16, 148, 516, 545 e
t c
Commands Summary
A/
Company
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B 545 |
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S IN=DEFENSE |
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REPORT
S1/TITLES + c + report N +contents |
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* S S1 AND (INDUSTRY(W)OVERVIEW OR INDUSTRY(W)STATISTICS/DE |
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* S S1 AND (PROJECTION? OR FORECAST?) |
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* REPORT
S2/TITLES |
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B 545 |
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E CR=ARCH
COMMUNICATIONS + S E(1) |
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REPORT S S1/TITLES |
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2+C REPORT Number
+CONTENTS |
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*S1 AND (PROJECTION? OR INVESTMENT(W)RECOMMENDATION?) (Moe) |
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*REPORT S2/TITLES (Moe) |
DIALOG BUSINESS
SEARCH
COMMANDS
X (1) How to find Industry Overviews
FILE (9) BUSINESS & INDUSTRY (B&I)
(B&I) is used when
searching for information on companies, industries, markets and products. The
type of information that can be specifically retrieved include:
market size, market share,
shipments, users, test marketing, company and industry forecasts, trends,
demographics, company strategy, joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions,
privatization, foreign investment, capacity, product development, introductions,
and recalls and information dealing with markets, such as the African-American
market, Green market, Asian-American market, youth market, and baby boomers.
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USE FILE 9 to find complete-text articles focusing on industries, manufacturing, and services. USE IN= to focus your search on any specific industry. EXPAND IN= for a complete list of industries. USE CT= to specify a particular concept, such as MARKET SHARE or MARKET SIZE. EXPAND CT= to see a complete list of Concept Terms.
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B 9 CURRENT |
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RADIO(W)BROADCAST?/TI
+( 1-EXIT-YES-EXC) |
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S S1 AND CT=INDUSTRY
FORECASTS |
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S S1 AND DT=INDUSTRY
OVERVIEW |
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S S3 OR S4 |
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SORT S5/ALL/PD,D |
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DIALOG BUSINESS
SEARCH
COMMANDS
X(2) How to find Industry Overviews
FILE (148) IAC TRADE & INDUSTRY
Gale Group Trade
& Industry DatabaseTM FILE (148)is a
multi-industry database covering international company, industry, product, and
market information, with strong coverage of such areas as management
techniques, financial earnings, economic climate, product evaluations, and
executive changes. Unique industry subfiles allow users to narrow or broaden
their searches to one or more groups of industry specific publications. Gale
Group Trade & Industry Database complements Gale Group PROMT®
(File 16) by providing in-depth coverage of over 65 major industries, including
full-text coverage of management, economic, and other professional journals.
Abstracts are available for some records and the complete text is fully
searchable for many records from 1983 to the present.
Commands Summary
A/ Search Solutions B/ PRATT Course
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S
RADIO(W)BROADCA? |
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RANK PN |
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N +EXIT +YES + EXS |
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S S2 AND
DT=INDUSTRY OVERVIEW |
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T S3/8/ALL |
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B 148 CURRENT |
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SEMICONDUCTOR?/TI |
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RANK DE |
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R number + Exit Yes |
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S DT, EN=( INDUSTRY
OVERVIEW? OR MARKET TRENDS?) |
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S S4 AND S5 |
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T S6/8/ALL |
DIALOG BUSINESS
SEARCH
COMMANDS
X (3) How to find Analyst Reports ( Projections and Forecasts )
FILE ( 545) INVESTTEXT
INVESTEXT®
is the world's largest online database of company
and industry research. It provides the full text of 1.6 million company,
industry, and geographic research reports written by analysts at more than 600
leading investment banks, brokerage houses and consulting firms worldwide.
Investext provides in-depth analysis and data on approximately 60,000 publicly
traded companies, including sales and earnings forecasts, market share
projections, and research and development expenditures. In File 745 citations
to reports are put online as soon as they are received by Investext and are
available in PDF format. In File 545 reports are embargoed for several weeks
before the complete searchable text is placed online.
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USE FILE 545 to get financial analyst reports on public companies and industries. USE CR= to locate a company's record. EXPAND CR=NETSPEAK and USE REPORT/TITLES to browse reports, their table of contents, and display individual pages. REPORT S4/TITLES USE FILE 745 to get early notice that reports are available from Investext. USE DialogSelect to obtain PDF copies of pages and full reports from August 1999 forward. Http://www.dialogselect.com/main.html
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B 545 |
S S2 AND ( INDUSTRY
(W)OVERVIEW OR INDUSTRY(W) STATISTICS)/DE REPORT S3/TITLES + 1+ C+ EXIT |
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E PN=SEMICONDUCTOR + S
E(N) |
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S S1 AND SF=INDUSTRY |
NB!!!! If people ask
add* S S3 AND ( PROJECTION? OR FORECAST?)
(*analyst reports)
DIALOG BUSINESS
SEARCH COMMANDS
X(4) Locate Market Share for a Product, Company, Industry
FILE (148) IAC TRADE & INDUSTRY
Commands Summary
In this search solution you
will use Business & Industry® (File 9), PROMT® (File 16), Trade &
IndustryDatabase™ (File148) to find market share information on the
breakfast-cereal industry.
A/ File (9) Business & Industry; B/ File 9; File 93
File (16) Prompt
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B 9 ; B 93 (SAME SEARCH FOR BOTH FILES) |
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S DELL/CO AND CT=MARKET SHARE |
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S S1 AND PY=2001 AND GN=UNITED STATES |
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OR IN=AUTOMOTIVE (INSTEAD OF DELL/CO) * table base
better results for automotive industry
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T S3/8/ALL |
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B 9 / B 16 ** |
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E PC=20403/ SAME** |
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S E5 / SAME ** |
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S CT=MARKET SHARE or S EC=604 (code for
market share)** |
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S S1 AND S2 |
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C/ File (148) Trade & Industry |
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B 148 CURRENT |
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E PC=20403 + S E5 |
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S MARKET(W)SHARE / DE |
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S S1 AND S2 |
DIALOG BUSINESS
SEARCH
COMMANDS
XI How to find Market Research Reports*
FILE (764
) BCC Market Research;FILE(765 NO UPDATE )(767) Frost & Sullivan Market
Intelligence ( OR DIALINDEX 411)
BCC Market
Research(764), produced by Business
Communications Company, market segmentation, industry structure, production and
consumption statistics, marketing strategies, new technologies and
applications, market penetration, major company profiles, distribution
networks, and pricing. Tables and figures depict market trends, with
projections.( 80% U.S. ; 20% worldwide)
EXPAND
MT=to see a complete list of reports included in the file.
USE
SF=TABLEto locate records that contain tables or exhibits.
USE CO=to
locate a company name mentioned in an individual report.
Frost & Sullivan Market
Intelligence (765)(767 UPDATE) contains
in-depth analyses and forecasts of technical market trends. Each
industry-specific report within the database contains five-year forecasts of
market size by product category and end-user application. Marketing and
distribution strategies are discussed, and assessments of the competitive and
legislative environment are also provided. European, U.S., and worldwide
studies are organized by geographic region and include an Executive Summary,
Introduction, Scope and Methodology, Technical Review, Current Product
Characteristics, End-user/Application Analysis, Competitor Market Shares and
Profiles, Five-Year and Interim Forecast by Major National Market, Product
Group and End-user/Application, Trends and Opportunities, and company names and
addresses.
EXPAND
MT=to see a complete list of reports included in the file.
USE
SF=TABLEto locate records that contain tables or exhibits.
A/ File 764 / File 765** B/ DIALINDEX B
411
|
B 411 |
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S
PET(W)FOOD/MT AND FORECAST AND PY=2001 |
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SAVE TEMP |
|
BEGIN HITS + EXS |
|
C + n(1,2) |
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B 764B /765/** |
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S CN=FRANCE S FRANCE/CN ** |
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or S IN=CERAMICS or
IN=HEALTHCARE** or
MICROSOFT/CO** |
DIALOG BUSINESS
SEARCH
COMMANDS
XII How to use Target Command / Search Samples/
The TARGET
command allows you to search the DIALOG system without knowing a command
language or using Boolean operators. TARGET is a search method that uses
relevance ranking to automatically evaluate your search terms to select the
most relevant records, especially in full-text databases.
The current option (current year plus one)
is automatically active after entering TARGET After processing your search, TARGET creates a set of the most relevant 50 records that you can TYPE or PRINT, or use to continue
searching. Command mode TARGET will also process your search using CURRENT
unless you specify a publication year, a range of years, or ALL in your command
line, e.g.,
TARGET GUN (CONTROL
BAN LAWS)/1995 ; TARGET *EARTHQUAKE? *RISK?/ALL-- Note that the ALL option
indicates that the search strategy will be searched through the entire
database. The ALL option is available only in command mode.
A/ TARGET THE FIRST B/ SAMPLE TARGET
AND SECOND SET OF 50 COMMANDS
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B 634
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TARGET (ELECTRONIC? COMPUTER?) INDUSTR? *’SILICON VALLEY’ |
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T
/TI,JN,PD/1-3 |
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TARGET GUN
(CONTROL BAN LAWS)/1995 |
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TARGET
*EARTHQUAKE? *RISK?/ALL (COMMAND MODE ) |
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B9 |
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S AOL/ CO |
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TARGET* S1 |
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RD |
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SORT S3/ALL/PD,D |
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T S4/8/1-10 |
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S S1 NOT S2(SEE ALL) |
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TARGET*S5 ( NEXT 50) |
DIALOG BUSINESS
SEARCH COMMANDS
XIII LOCATE STATISTICAL INFORMATION FILE (581)
Population DemographicsTM provides
statistical data on U.S. population, households, income, education, and
occupations. Population data has breakdowns by sex, age groups, and race.
Information on households is given by number of households, household size, age
of householder, and households with children. Income information includes
household income and age of householder by income. Education data reflects
education attainment. Occupation data reflects such breakdowns as white/blue
collar workers, marketing and sales, engineers, computer operators, physicians,
teachers, clerical positions, and managerial/administrative workers.
Data in this file is
drawn from U.S. Census Bureau material, updated demographic statistics, buying
power indices, standard industrial classification counts, and standard
occupation classifications totals of employees and key occupations.
A/
FIND TOTAL NUMBER B/
THE RICHEST COUNTIES
OF
HOUSEHOLFS AND
THE PROJECTION OF
PER
CAPITA INCOME
WELTHIEST AREAS
|
B 581 |
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S
BG>500K (BG=PROJECTS
AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME) |
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SORT
S1/ALL/BG |
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REPORT
S2/CY, ST,BG/1-10 |
|
B 581 |
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S CY=WESTCHESTER AND ST=NY
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S S1 AND LV=COUNTY |
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T S2/3/1 |
DIALOG BUSINESS
SEARCH COMMANDS
FILE (620) EIU
EIU: ViewsWire is a business intelligence service that provides 75-100 articles a day
on developments in over 180 countries and what these changes mean for business.
EIU: ViewsWire picks up where traditional news services leave off by providing
three kinds of business intelligence: Country Alerts--daily briefings on
key market developments), Country Views--timely assessments and forecasts
of changing market conditions Country Background--facts and figures on
the local market and regulatory environment. These include country fact sheets,
economic indicators, trade, tax and foreign exchange regulations and weekly
interest rates.
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USE FILE 620 to track the regulations, trade, finance, or economy of a country; to find an analysis of global business events; to locate forecast data for a specific country. USE CO= To locate records on the activities of a specific company. S CO=MAERSK? AND CN=UKRAINE USE SF=TABLE to search for records with data in a table format. S FORECAST?/TI AND SF=TABLE USE /LP to specify Country Alert, Country View, or Country Background. S COUNTRY(W)VIEW/LP
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B 620 |
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S CN=SPAIN |
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S S1 AND ECONOMIC(W)
INDICATOR?/TI |
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S 2 AND SF=TABLE |
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DIALOG BUSINESS
SEARCH
COMMANDS
XV HOW TO FIND RISK FORECAST
FOR A COUNTRY
FILE (628) EIU: Country Risk And Forecasts
EIU: Country Risk And Forecasts contains the full text of the EIU's premium Country Risk Service and Country Forecasts. The Country Risk Service provides insight6ful analysis of the short- and medium-term economic creditworthiness of over 90 countries. Country Forecasts gives a medium-term outlook into economic, political and business trends in 58 countries. Risk assessments and forecasts are updated quarterly for each market.
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to find GDP, interest rates, risk ratings, and other key economic factors for a country or region; to find reports on a country's economic or political outlook. USE SF=TABLE To see records with data in tabular format. SELECT SF=TABLE AND CN=WORLD EXPAND MT= To see a title list of all reports. USE REPORT TITLES To gather together all the records of an individual report. SELECT CN=TURKEY AND PY=1996 |
A/ FILE
(628) B/ SEARCH IN FILE (545)
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B 545 |
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S JAPAN/TI |
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S S1 AND
RISK?/SH |
|
REPORT S2/
TITLES |
|
4-C EXIT |
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S CN=JAPAN |
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S FORECAST(2W)SUMMARY/TI |
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S S1 AND S2 |
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REPORT S3/TITLES |
DIALOG BUSINESS
SEARCH
COMMANDS
XVI HOW TO OBTAIN PRODUCT +
SIC+ NAICS CODES
AND HOW TO PASTE IN
MICROSOFT EXCEL
I How To Obtain A Product Code
The product codes
used in all three databases are based on the Standard Industrial Classification
(SIC) codes. To obtain a product code, refer to the references noted at the
conclusion of this document listed under Product Code/SIC Code Sources.
An alternate way to find a product code is to EXPAND the Product Name (PN=) field, then EXPAND the Product Code (PC=) field using the first 4 digits found next to the product name. For example:
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E PN= CEREAL |
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E PC=20403 |
EXPANDing the first 4
digits of the code allows you to view a complete listing under this
industry/product grouping. In some cases you may have to experiment using the
product name. For example, if there were no entries under cereal, you might
want to try EXPANDing PN=breakfast cereal.
II PRODUCT CODE SOURCES
·
RDS User's
Manual: Business & Industry Database
(File 9) Call Responsive Database Services, Inc 1-800-313-2212 to order.
·
DIALOG File 413
(DIALOG Product Code Finder™)
III SIC NAICS CODE SOURCES
·
Standard
Industrial Classification Manual. Available in most libraries. You can also
order it from NTIS, 1-800-553-6847 or 1-703-605-6000; Order # PB 87-100012INQ.
·
SIC Code Locator
http://www.osha.gov/oshstats/sicser.html
·
1997 NAICS and
1987 SIC Correspondence Tables
http://www.census.gov/epcd/www/naicstab.htm
IV HOW TO GET SIC
CODE IN FILE 516 Dun's Market Identifiers® (DMI )
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B 516 |
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S CONTACT() LENSES? |
|
T S1/PC/1-8 /pc=SIC/ |
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S PC= 59959901 |
PRIMARY
SIC ONLY 5995
PC= PC PC (9) 4-,6-,8-digit Primary SIC Code Phrase S PC=28349908
PRIMARY
SIC: S2=,P2=,/DE
2834
Pharmaceutical preparations
SC=,
PC= 28349908
Proprietary drug products
SECONDARY
SIC(S): S2=,/DE
2844
Toilet preparations
SC=
28449905
Toilet preparations
28440500
Cosmetics