BibTeX, biblatex and biberMissing Citations after Bibliography Update

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Uber789
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Missing Citations after Bibliography Update

Post by Uber789 »

Hi,

I am a beginner in LaTeX.

I am using the classicthesis Template, I have everything working great but when I update my Zotero references .bib file only half of the references are linking up in TeXstudio, most are displaying the "citation missing" error.

I have defiantly checked the citation names are correct.

To do this I open the .bib file in TeXstudio then copy the name of the reference I want to cite from the .bib file, they are marked:

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@article{example,
  title = {asdf},
  journal = {asdf},
  author = {asdf},
  year = {2005}
}
I then paste it into my thesis as \citep{example}. But half of the citations that I put into my thesis using this method do not appear? I assume it has something to do with the auxiliary files somehow disabling my updates to my .bib file.

How do I clear/delete my auxilliary files correctly and simply to ensure that all my newly updated references an the new .bib citation names are correctly linked when I cite them in my thesis?

Thanks a tonne in advance.

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localghost
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Missing Citations after Bibliography Update

Post by localghost »

And you did run BibTeX (or Biber) in between? If that doesn't help, please reduce the problem to a self-contained and minimal example in order to give an adequate problem description.

By the way, a very similar question has been asked on {TeX SX}, but without an answer yet, just a similar comment as mine here.


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Thorsten
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