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Multi-Database Search

Online Library Home > Help Doing Research > Research Tutorials > Multi-Database Search Tutorial

    The Multi-Database Search Tool can be used most effectively in the following ways:

    1. Locate specific databases that contain useful information on your topic.
      • Look for the "Show summary" link at the top of the search results to see a list of each database searched and how many results each one found.
      • Go directly to those databases using either the Subject Guides or All Research Databases links on the Library home page.
    2. When you're unsure what specific database to use or what subject or discipline it falls under (see #1 above).

    Multidatabase Search has drawbacks, as opposed to searching a single database, including:
    • Can't accurately limit or identify which results are available in full-text.
    • Can't limit results to scholarly/peer-reviewed journals.
    • Can't limit by publication type (journals, newspapers, etc.).

    If you want to use any of these limit options, you should identify specific databases that contain information on your topic and search those directly.

    If not, go to: Multi-Database Search

    For detailed help on the use of Multi-Database Search, go to:
    http://www.esc.edu/multitutorial Return to navigation links