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MAP (continued)

Basic MAP Command: MAP XX

The simplest form of the MAP command is MAP followed by a specific code (XX) representing the field to be MAPped (it usually corresponds to the prefix code for the field). The space between MAP and the code is not required. In its simplest form, MAP XX operates on the most recently created set, MAPs all of the terms found in the field indicated from all the records in the set, and creates a permanent SearchSave.

The resulting SearchSave may contain up to 50 SELECT statements, each restricted to 240 characters. If more than 50 SELECT statements are required, additional SearchSaves are created (See Limits of the MAP Command: Maximum Number of SELECT Statements and Maximum Number of SearchSaves.)

The terms from the specified field are listed in alphanumeric order. Within each SELECT statement, the terms are grouped together using OR logic. The OR is represented in the computer response by a plus (+) sign. If two or more SELECT statements are created, a final SELECT statement ORs together all of the search results using the colon (:) range operator. Once the strategy has been created and stored as a SearchSave, it can be EXECUTEd, EDITed, RECALLed, and RELEASEd.

The system response to a MAP command indicates the number of SELECT statements and search terms that are present in the SearchSave, followed by the serial number assigned to it.

In the next example, the MAP RN command is used in CHEMSEARCH™ (File 398) to save all CAS® Registry Numbers for a substance, one of whose synonyms is "alumina." MAP RN saves all CAS® Registry Numbers in the records of the set, including Alternate, Replaced, Replacing, and Preferred numbers. These CAS® Registry Numbers are saved in numeric order, and duplicate numbers are eliminated. When the SearchSave is EXECUTEd (EXS), in CA SEARCH® (File 399), all CAS® Registry Numbers associated with the substance are searched.

• To use the basic MAP command:

[File 398] Chemsearch 1957-2007/Mar
(c) 2007 Amer.Chem.Soc. All rights reserved.
*File 398: Use is subject to the terms of your user/customer
agreement. Problems with SORT. RANK charge added. See HELP
RATES 398.


?s sy=alumina
S1          1   S SY=ALUMINA

?map rn

SearchSave "SC005" stored
5 Select Statements, 47 Search Term(s) 
SearchSave SC005

1 SearchSave(s),  47 Search Term(s)

?b 399

File 399] CA SEARCH(R) 1967-2008/UD=14820
(c) 2008 American Chemical Society. All rights reserved.
*File 399: Use is subject to the terms of your user/customer
agreement. IPCR/8 classification codes now searchable as
IC=. See HELP NEWSIPCR.
?exs
 EXS: S RN=1344-28-1 + RN=12522-88-2 + RN=12737-16-5 + 
RN=39354-49-9 + RN=53809-96-4 + RN=54352-04-4 + 
RN=67853-35-4 + RN=67894-14-8 + RN=67894-42-2 + 
RN=68189-68-4 + RN=68389-42-4 + RN=68389-43-5 + 
RN=74871-10-6 + RN=76363-81-0
       277789   RN=1344-28-1   (SEE ?IGNOTE)
           34   RN=12522-88-2
            0   RN=12737-16-5
            1   RN=39354-49-9
           86   RN=53809-96-4
            2   RN=54352-04-4
            0   RN=67853-35-4
            0   RN=67894-14-8
            0   RN=67894-42-2
            1   RN=68189-68-4
            0   RN=68389-42-4
            0   RN=68389-43-5
            6   RN=74871-10-6
            3   RN=76363-81-0
S1     277884   S RN=1344-28-1 + RN=12522-88-2 + 
RN=12737-16-5 + RN=39354-49-9 + RN=53809-96-4 + 
RN=54352-04-4 + RN=67853-35-4 + RN=67894-14-8 + 
RN=67894-42-2 + RN=68189-68-4 + RN=68389-42-4 + 
RN=68389-43-5 + RN=74871-10-6 + RN=76363-81-0
 EXS: S RN=84149-21-3 + RN=90669-62-8 + 
RN=107462-07-7 + RN=107874-14-6 + RN=122784-35-4 
+ RN=127361-04-0 + RN=131689-14-0 + RN=135152-65-7 
+ RN=135667-70-8 + RN=138361-58-7 + RN=148619-39-0 
+ RN=152743-26-5 + RN=153858-98-1 + RN=157516-29-5
            1   RN=84149-21-3
            0   RN=90669-62-8
            1   RN=107462-07-7
            2   RN=107874-14-6
            2   RN=122784-35-4
            5   RN=127361-04-0
            1   RN=131689-14-0
            2   RN=135152-65-7
            1   RN=135667-70-8
            1   RN=138361-58-7
            2   RN=148619-39-0
            1   RN=152743-26-5
           12   RN=153858-98-1
          143   RN=157516-29-5
S2        174   S RN=84149-21-3 + RN=90669-62-8 + 
RN=107462-07-7 + RN=107874-14-6 + RN=122784-35-4 + 
RN=127361-04-0 + RN=131689-14-0 + RN=135152-65-7 + 
RN=135667-70-8 + RN=138361-58-7 + RN=148619-39-0 + 
RN=152743-26-5 + RN=153858-98-1 + RN=157516-29-5
 EXS: S RN=163581-50-8 + RN=165390-91-0 + 
RN=170448-81-4 + RN=190401-78-6 + RN=200295-99-4 
+ RN=205316-36-5 + RN=209552-43-2 + RN=230616-05-4 
+ RN=252756-35-7 + RN=253606-45-0 + RN=253606-46-1 
+ RN=253606-47-2 + RN=268724-08-9
            0   RN=163581-50-8
            0   RN=165390-91-0
            0   RN=170448-81-4
            0   RN=190401-78-6
            2   RN=200295-99-4
           33   RN=205316-36-5
            0   RN=209552-43-2
            1   RN=230616-05-4
            0   RN=252756-35-7
            1   RN=253606-45-0
            2   RN=253606-46-1
            1   RN=253606-47-2
            0   RN=268724-08-9
S3         38   S RN=163581-50-8 + RN=165390-91-0 + 
RN=170448-81-4 + RN=190401-78-6 + RN=200295-99-4 + 
RN=205316-36-5 + RN=209552-43-2 + RN=230616-05-4 + 
RN=252756-35-7 + RN=253606-45-0 + RN=253606-46-1 + 
RN=253606-47-2 + RN=268724-08-9
 EXS: S RN=334869-46-4 + RN=457654-46-5 + 
RN=488831-46-5 + RN=546141-61-1 + RN=663170-52-3 + 
RN=916225-60-0
            0   RN=334869-46-4
            0   RN=457654-46-5
            0   RN=488831-46-5
            0   RN=546141-61-1
            1   RN=663170-52-3
            1   RN=916225-60-0
S4          2   S RN=334869-46-4 + RN=457654-46-5 + 
RN=488831-46-5 + RN=546141-61-1 + RN=663170-52-3 + 
RN=916225-60-0
 EXS: S S1:S4
S5     278075   S S1:S4


Replace record after TYPE command with

?t s5/rn/1
 5/RN/1  
CA SEARCH(R)
(c) 2008 American Chemical Society. All rights reserved.
CAS Registry Numbers: 
1308-04-9 dopant, gas sensitive array sensor and its 
  fabrication
1314-34-7 12036-10-1 12136-78-6 24304-00-5 gas sensitive 
  array sensor and its fabrication
18282-10-5 platinum, or tungsten trioxide-doped, gas 
  sensitive array sensor and its fabrication
1313-13-9 1314-35-8 7440-02-0 7440-05-3 13463-67-7 uses, 
  dopant, gas sensitive array sensor and its fabrication
64-17-5 1309-37-1 1344-28-1 7440-06-4 7440-21-3 7440-22-4 
  7440-33-7 7440-57-5 uses, gas sensitive array sensor and 
  its fabrication
1314-13-2 uses, titanium dioxide, cobaltic oxide, manganese 
  dioxide, tungsten trioxide, palladium, aluminum oxide, or 
  nickel-doped, gas sensitive array sensor and its 
  fabrication

(MAP: TEMP Option) 

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Appendix B: Restricted Words

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