About SEAnews Dtabase                                                           Japanese Chinese

 

To return to previous pages

Do not use arrows (←→) on your browser or the backspace-key on your keyboard and click the appropriate menu or icon.

 

Log in

If you are a SEAnews subscriber, you can log in using your ID and Password at the top of the page or the "SEAnews Database" page. After logging in, you can read full text of news articles(but currently only in Japanese) on the "SEAnews Database" page. You can read the news digest in Japanese, English and Chinese without logging in.

 

Top 12 Latest News Digest

You can read "SEAnews Latest 12 News Digests" in Japnese, Chinese and English on the top page. Please click the title of your choice.

 

Database

Click the "Databaseデータベース" at the upper right-hand corner of the top page or "Database" at the lower right picture and go into "SEAnews Database" page where you can see two menu-bars and a "magnifier icon" on the upper side. on the upper side.

 

Menu-bar 1

There are "SEA HOME", "WHOLE LIST", "LATEST NEWS", "RECOVERY", "SERCH", "LOG RESET" buttons in the upper menu-bar.

"SEA HOME": To go back to the top page.

"WHOLE LIST": To display the whole news titles in reverse chronological order.

"LATEST NEWS":To display the latest 100 news titles.

"RECOVERY": To restore the display when it warps.

"SERCH": To display the whole news titles in the same order of its delivery in hard copy and also in reverse chronological order.

"LOG RESET"Log out.

 

Menu-bar 2

There are "SEARCH", "NEWS CATEGORY", "LATEST 100, "SEARCH ALL" buttons in the underneath menu-bar.

"SEARCH" : To choose the news categories.

"NEWS CATEGORY" : To display the news category which is chosen.

"LATEST 100" : To execute the search in the lateset 100 news and display applicable titles.

"SEARCH ALL" :To execute the search in  the whole news and display applicable titles.

 

Advanced Search

You can click the "magnifier icon" on the right of the second menu-bar and use advanced search functions. For example; type ">2000/01/01" in the date field, choose "Electronics/Electrical" item in the category field, key in "Haier" in the original text field and click the search button. Then you can find the news articles as from 2000/01/01 regarding Chinese electronics and electrical company Haier.

 

Country:A=ASEAN, B=Brunei, C=Cambodia, I=Indonesia, IN=India, L=Laos, M=Malaysia, MY=Myanmar, P=Philippines, S=Singapore, T=Thailand, V=Vietnam

 

Original Text : The original text field keep news sources(currently only English news articles in India).

 

If the applicable items can not be found, the following error messages will appear.

復帰は同じボタンを再度押して下さい。

● Click the same button again to return to the main menu.

再一次按你才点的按就可以回到原来的选择单

 

Finding text and characters

(The following explanations are copied from FileMakers help just for your reference. The web version may be different..)

 

Words that start with Roman characters

The characters

Chris Smith finds Chris Smith, Smith Chris, Chris Smithson, and Smith Christenson

 

Words that start with Japanese Hiragana, Katakana, or Kanji characters

The characters between = and *

finds  ,  , and 

 

A phrase or sequence of characters

The text, including spaces and punctuation, between the double quotation marks (").

"Marten and Jones Interiors" finds Marten and Jones Interiors but not Jones and Marten Interiors

", Ltd." finds all companies with ", Ltd." in the name, but not those without the comma.

 

Words with one or more unknown or variable characters

One wildcard character (@) for each unknown character.

Gr@y finds Gray and Grey

@on finds Don and Ron but not Bron

 

Invalid characters in a text field

?

Invalid characters display as blank characters

Note  To find the ? character, search for "?"

 

Digits in a text field

A # character for each digit

# finds 3 but not 30

## finds 30 but not 3 or 300

#3 finds 53 and 43 but not 3

 

Words with zero or more unknown or variable text characters in a row

* for all unknown characters.

Jo*n finds Jon and John

 

J*r finds Jr. and Junior

 

*phan* finds Phan and Stephanie

 

Symbols or other non-alphanumeric characters, such as punctuation or spaces

The characters, including spaces and punctuation, between the double quotation marks (").

"@" finds @ (or an email address, for example)

"," finds records containing a comma

"   " finds three spaces in a row

 

A character with special meaning, such as the find symbols recognized by FileMaker Pro:

@, *, #, ?, !, =, <, >, "

\ followed by the special character

\"Joey\" finds "Joey"

Joey\@abc.net finds the email address Joey@abc.net

 

Words with accented characters

The text, including spaces and punctuation, between the double quotation marks (").

"òpera" finds òpera but not opera

(òpera without quotes finds both òpera and opera)

 

Partial phrases (a sequence of words or characters)

Characters, punctuation, and spaces between the double quotation marks ("). Use * to find this text in the middle of a longer text string.

*"son & Phillips" finds

Johnson & Phillips and Paulson & Phillips

 

Exact matches of the text you specify

==

(two equal signs)

==John finds John but not John Smith

==John Smith finds John Smith but not Smith, John or John Smithers

Exact matches of whole words you specify

=

=Market finds Market, Market Services, and Ongoing Market Research but not Marketing or Supermarket

=Chris =Smith finds Chris Smith or Smith Chris but not Chris or Christopher Smithson

 

Words that contain Japanese Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji characters (Japanese-indexed fields only)

The characters.

finds  ,  , and 

 

Kana characters in a Japanese-indexed field without differentiating between Hiragana/Katakana, Voiced/Semi-Voiced/Unvoiced Kana, Small/Regular Kana, and Kana Voiced/Unvoiced Iteration Marks

~ (tilde) and the character.

finds  ,  ,  ,  ,  , and  .

 

Notes

Normally, finds are not case sensitive or width sensitive. For example:

A find for fred finds Fred and FRED.

A find request that includes Japanese half-width characters will match results that contain the equivalent full-width characters.

http://www.filemaker.com/help/03-Finding%20sorting4.html

 

 

One example of application of SEAnews

 

The Institute for Policy Sciences, Japan (IPS), a think tank funded by the Japanese leading companies including the Tokyo Electric Power Company, has collected data from SEAnews digest on our website and assembled the following tables and provided to the public.