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Main How to index Beginners More detail Programmers Scanners File formats DBI Western DBS DBS_newspaper DBS_movies FSB DBL_human DBL_char DBL_subs Caret-separated Image WebUrl ISV files Field reference guide Credits/links Producktion Index of indexes Various |
DBIThis format is used for most issue indexes. A DBI file contains header lines, entry lines, and comment lines.On the rest of this page, "positions" are number of characters on a line (including spaces), counting from 1. A header line has the letter 'h' on position 14. A comment line is empty, or starts with a space, or contains two carets next to each other (^^). All other lines are entry lines. The header and entry lines in a DBI file should be in strict alphabetical order. This means, if you "sort" a DBI file, the output should be exactly like the input, except for the comment lines.
Header and entry lines in a DBI file should not contain TABs or carets (^).
Header linesAfter the 'h', the level of the header is given (on position 15). Possible values are 1, 2, or 3. We call these header lines "h1", "h2", and "h3" lines."h1" describes an issue series (publication). "h2" describes a subrange of the issue series (for instance a volume of issues). "h3" is the header for one issue. Fixed position fields: The title starts on position 17. Other fields (or the above fields, if they don't fit) are behind the title. Entry linesFixed position fields:
The title starts on position 53. Other fields (or the above fields, if they don't fit) are behind the title. |
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