NCFR provides interdisciplinary access to resources relating to the study of the family, drawing information from many fields: education, psychology, theology, law, home economics, social work and others. The materials cited include abstracts of monographs and journal articles.
The following alphabetical list provides the two-letter label, the relevant alias, and an example for each Family Resources Database database field.
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Label Name/Example
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ab Abstract
example: dsm iv.ab.
ai Audiovisual Information
example: 35mm filmstrip.ai.
an Accession Number
example: 113531.an.
au Author/s
example: pauly ira b.au.
cc Classification Codes
example 1: '014'.cc.
example 2: 121t.cc.
cn Call Numbers
example: 93-16877.cn.
co Collation
example 1: 232p.co.
example 2: notes.co.
de Descriptors
example: sexual orientation.de.
di Distributor
example: columbia univ.di.
fq Frequency of Publication
example: monthly.fq.
in Author Affiliation
example: bryn mawr.in.
lg Language
example: en.lg.
no Identifying Numbers
example: 0-8147-8759-2.no.
nt Notes
Example: yale univ.nt.
pb Published Works
example: supt docs.pb.
pr Price
display only
pt Publication Type
example: ja.pt.
so Source
example: psychology human sexuality.so.
sr Series Information
example: prenatal development.sr.
ti Title
example: gender indentity disorder$.ti.
up Update Code
example: 9406.up.
yr Year of Publication
example: 1993.yr.
The following are the Ovid limits for the Family Resources Database database.
Limit Name Example
Update Code
Command Syntax: ..l/2 up=9406
Year of Publication
Command Syntax: ..l/2 yr=1993
Change to Family Resources from another database
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Command Syntax: ..c/ncfr
Sentence Syntax: use ncfr