BibTeX, biblatex and biberTwo literature lists

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Yeats
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Post by Yeats »

Hi,
I am writing a PhD with Latex and I need to have separate "Sources" and "Secondary Literature" libraries at the end of it.
I tried to include two bibtex files in to my work but it doesnt work...

Any idea on how to do that?

I also need to give them separate names like:
Quellenverzeichnis and: Literaturverzeichnis
I can do that with renewcommand right?

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Yeats
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I found solution in the meantime but its not working so good:

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\usepackage{multibib}

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\bibliographysec{Bibliographyname} 
\bibliographystylesec{jurabib}
\renewcommand{\refname}{Literaturverzeichnis}
\bibliography{Bibliographyname}
\bibliographystyle{jurabib}
It shows me some undefined quotes in second library... dunno why...
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gmedina
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Post by gmedina »

Yeats wrote:...
It shows me some undefined quotes in second library... dunno why...
Can you please post a minimal working example (MWE) showing the undesired behaviour?
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Yeats
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Post by Yeats »

gmedina wrote:
Yeats wrote:...
It shows me some undefined quotes in second library... dunno why...
Can you please post a minimal working example (MWE) showing the undesired behaviour?
I solved my problem by compiling files with PC. I am using TextMate on Mac and it does this all the time. With PC i dont have any problems.
kaiserkarl13
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Post by kaiserkarl13 »

Your "solution" may actually be a bug---TeX and LaTeX were specifically designed to be platform-independent, so if it works in one place but not another there's something wrong.

If you could provide an example it may help.
Yeats
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Post by Yeats »

kaiserkarl13 wrote:Your "solution" may actually be a bug---TeX and LaTeX were specifically designed to be platform-independent, so if it works in one place but not another there's something wrong.

If you could provide an example it may help.
I dont think its a bug. I am having problems with TextMate compiling system, but sure I can give example.

Ok... this is how that part of file looks like:

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\cleardoublepage
\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{Quellenverzeichnis}
\bibliographysec{Biblio} 
\bibliographystylesec{jurabib}
\pagebreak
\cleardoublepage
\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{Literaturverzeichnis}
\renewcommand{\refname}{Literaturverzeichnis}
\bibliography{Biblio}
\bibliographystyle{jurabib}
When I add new book to bibliography i pres Cmd+R which is shortcut to option Typeset & View(PDF)

After I do that he shows me that I have one citation undefined.

I can keep pressing Cmd+R hundred times it wont change a thing. I also tried to run latex, bibtex, latex, latex... doesnt work.

Than I figured out how to make him identify that new citation:

In the line

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\bibliography{Biblio}
I change capitalized B to b like this:

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\bibliography{biblio}
than pres Cmd+R again and he again shows undefined cite.
Than I change it back again to capitalized:

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\bibliography{Biblio}
press Cmd+R again and it is ok than.

I know it sounds amateur... but it works for me so...

Anyway TextMate is very good program and except from this I have no other problem with it... worth every penny...
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