Construct a Search: A Step-by-Step Guide

Yes.

I will combine data from two search indexes: permanent physical location and title.

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I am not entirely sure. (They must have holdings, though, because location information lives in holdings records.)

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Yes. My targets will all have holdings records, thus fall into the scope of Physical titles - records with physical holdings.

Select the search type Physical titles from the Search in drop-down menu

There are two pieces of data in my search -

Location information lives in holdings records (852 $c);

Title keywords live in bib records.

Select the Holdings group (2nd group) of search indexes, scroll down the drop-down list, select Permanent physical location.

A faster method to pull up the field is to type into the box "location," which serves as text filter and significantly shortens the list of choices.

Equals

Type "recap marq" or its location code "pj" to bring up the location rcppj: RECAP Marq. Lib. (pj)

Select it.

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Data lives in bib records (245 $a and other fields)

Select the Title group (1st group), scroll down the drop list, select Title

A faster method to locate the field is to type into the box "title," which works as text filter and shortens the list of choices. You get the following -

The two Title have different meanings.

The first Title, followed by the colon, refers to the group of fields that retrieve data from bib records;

The second Title is the name of the search index

Contains Keywords

Type Buddhism art into the box.

We are interested in records in Princeton's repository. Double-check that Institution is selected in the Search Zone radio choice