> On May 27, 2016, at 17:14, Transfer arcor.de <pihte...@arcor.de> wrote:
>
> Hello, I was trying to add an entry as Proceedings to my database and
> received an error that „not all details are complete and auto file cannot
> file this“ (something like this, it was in German. Looking through the
> mailing list archives I understood that I could check the error pane but no
> errors were displayed there. Strangely, after a few times opening and
> confirming the error it disappeared and I cannot reproduce it. Still, this
> bugs me and I had a suspicion that the problem might be that the entry lacks
> an Author. I can see that in two places:
> a) the cite key starts with „: blabla"
> b) in my library folder, the paper is not neatly saved to a folder by the
> author name (since there is none), but sits loosely on the root level.
>
> I have a custom string for city-keys which is: %a[;][;etal]2:%Y-%t20
>
> With a book, e.g.
> The economics of climate change : the Stern review by Nicolas Stern that will
> display:
> Stern:2007-The-economics-of-cli
>
> The erroneous entry is a proceedings and
> Das Regierungsprogramm der SPD
> :1961-Das-Regierungsprogra
>
> My auto-file rule is
> %a120/%a120 (%Y%u1) - %T10%e
> which basically files according to the author.
>
> So, I see where the program has its problem, but since proceedings have no
> author as a compulsory field I wonder if anyone has a hint how to better do
> this. Ideally I would use Booleans in the rule like „if author use author,
> else use organization“ but that seems not possible.
>
> Any ideas appreciated! Thanks!
>
> Sven
It’s not so much an error, but a warning, as not all information the format
needs is supplied. There is no thing like a boolean field (except for %s, but
that’s somewhat different). You can just file it manually. Or you can force the
filing (which you can initiate from the filing error window). Or, probably the
best solution, you can change your format to use %p, which uses the Editor
field when the Author field is empty.
Christiaan
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