BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ just create a reference pdf file

[gujax]

Hi,
I am writing a report in which they would like to have separate pdf documents for five sections titled
1. "Introduction"
2. "Innovation"
3. "WorkPlan"
4. "Previous Work" and
5. "References".
Each section has cross-references and all the cited works are referred in section "References".
So my question is - how do I generate separate pdf documents with proper referencing.

Currently, I am making a .tex file for each section with \setcounter{section}{x}, where x is the section number e.g., x = 2 for section on "Innovation". That solves separate pdf files for each section.

But I haven't figured out how to generate a common bibliography. Currently I am generating (using bibtex \bibliographystyle{unsrt}), a reference section on a new page (using \pagebreak) in each pdf file. Now all I have to figure out is how to
1. delete the "References" page at the end of each file and
2. Instead generate a separate bibliography pdf file
that would solve all my issues.
I do not think \include will work because in the end I have to submit a separate "References" pdf files and not one pdf document with all files included.
Any ideas or pointing me to previous solutions will be appreciated.
Thank you,
Gujax

[gujax]

Hi,
I have figured one way

1. \begin{document}
\setcounter{section}{4}

\bibliographystyle{unsrt}

\bibliography{mybib_xx}
\nocite{a}
\nocite{b}
\nocite{c}
....all references
\end{document}

This creates a pdf document listing all the references in the file mybib_xx.bib
However, one problem is that those references not cited from this bib file are printed in the pdf document.
The output looks like:
References
1. Wineforder....etc
2. Abenshawn.....etc
3. Catcham....etc


Now if I have to include just citation numbers in the sections but not create a bib index in the end, here is the program.
\usepackage[sorting=none]{biblatex}
\bibliography{mybib_xx}
\begin{document}
\setcounter{section}{1}
\section{Innovation}
This personality has been well described in the following comic book \cite{Jane} while the other characters are described in ref \cite{Tarzan},and \cite{Korak}
\end{document}

The pdf file output is
2. Innovation
This personality has been well described in the following comic book [1] the other characters are described in ref [2] and [3].

...and no bibliography is printed.
However, I need to give a proper style to enable proper numbering. Default numbering is based on alphabetical ordering of the first authors which in my case are e.g.,
@article{Jane,...author=Wineforder...}
@article{Tarzan,...author=Abenshawn...}
article{Korak,...author=Catcham...}

Which is why [sorting = none] is needed.

Thanks,