BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ Multibib - problem to create two bibliographies

[neverQuit]

hi,

I'm currently working on my project report. I would like to generate three bibliographies.
I'm using multibib and the document class is scrreprt.
First every entry of Lit.bib should be listed (this works fine up to now).
Afterwards all entries cited by \citePrint{…} should be listed in a separated bibliography.
At the end all entries cited by \citeInternet{…} should be listed in a separated bibliography.

Unfortunately there are no warnings or problems given by latex.

Does anyone have an idea how to solve this problem?

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\usepackage{multibib}
\newcites{Print}{Printmedia}
\newcites{Internet}{Internet}

\begin{document}

…\cite{book01}\nocitePrint{book01}
…\cite{webpage02} \nociteInternet{webpage02}

\chapter{Chapter 1}
\begingroup
\renewcommand\bibname{}
\renewcommand*\chapter{\section{First Bibliography}}
\bibliography{Lit}
\bibliographystyle{unsrtdin} 
\endgroup

\newpage
\chapter{Chapter 2}
\renewcommand\bibname{}
\renewcommand*\chapter{\section{Second Bibliography}}
\bibliographyPrint{Lit}
\bibliographystylePrint{alphadin} 

\renewcommand\bibname{}
\renewcommand*\chapter{\section{Third Bibliography}}
\bibliographyInternet{Lit}
\bibliographystyleInternet{alphadin} 

\end{document}

thanks!

[Johannes_B]

Seems like you need a break. This is an english-speaking forum. You are welcome to post here, but in english please.
If you looking for a place in german, have a look at TeXwelt.de.

But Before posting a question, attentively read wichtige Hinweise für die Erstellung von Literaturverzeichnissen (important notes on bibliographies with LaTeX, german) as well as Wie unterteile ich meine biblatex Bibliografie? (How to split my biblatex bibliography, german).

Be careful to use proper markup so the moderator team doesn't have to do your work.

[Johannes_B]

I just saw you translated your original post to english, that's a very good idea. Unfortunaely, you didn't follow my hints.

Some complete code to test and play with is required for a bullet-proof solution.
Please consider using biblatex as lots of (all) things are simpler to implement using biblatex.