On 01.06.19 10:24, Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
On 01.06.19 09:50, M.B. Schiekel wrote:
Am 28.05.19 um 22:34 schrieb Paul A. Rubin:
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You might have a look at
https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/41821/creating-bib-file-containing-only-the-cited-references-of-a-bigger-bib-file,
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2. Use the .aux file created by that to extract all entries cited
anywhere in your paper (and only those entries) to a new .bib file,
applying one of the methods in the StackExchange thread.
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Dear Paul and LyX-friends,
good, but where do I find the LyX generated .aux file?
Thank you very much again,
bernhard
lyx > file > export >latex(plain).
you get the .tex file
run (on a terminal)
latex your.tex 3 times
run (on terminal)
bibtex your (without .tex!)
2-3 times
this gives you in the same folder the your.aux file.
Wolfgang
p.s. if you use a large bib file which contains more than the citations
you are using in your document, you can strip the needed easily if you
are using the Jabref Reference Manager by
JabRef>tools>new sublibrary based on AUX file
Ref library; your.bib
latex AUX file; your.aux
name this e,g, yourstriped.aux
Wolfgang
