MARC 21 Concise Classification: Invalid Number Tracing Fields (4XX)
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Fields in this group are used to trace references from an invalid classification
number to a valid or partially valid number. In the MARC 21 classification format,
only one Invalid Number Tracing field is currently defined.
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after the 2000 edition of the MARC 21 Concise Formats was published and
are included in the 2001 printed edition of the MARC 21 Concise Formats.
A tracing for a cross reference from an invalid classification number.
Indicators
- First - Source of classification number
- Second - Undefined
Subfield Codes
- $a - Classification number element--single number or beginning number of
span (R)
- $c - Classification number element--ending number of span (R)
- $h - Caption hierarchy (R)
A caption for each higher level of the caption hierarchy that precedes the
caption for a classification number or span that is contained in subfield
$j (Caption). The caption at the highest level is recorded in the first subfield
$h. The caption at each successive level is recorded in sequence in separate
subfields $h up to and including the level that precedes the caption contained
in subfield $j. Captions for all levels of the hierarchy are recorded in the
field. If the caption in subfield $j is the highest level of the hierarchy,
subfield $h is not used. (However, some systems may wish to omit some levels
of the hierarchy for display purposes.) A caption hierarchy for classification
numbers in a summary number span in the Dewey Decimal Classification
is contained in subfield $k (Summary number span caption hierarchy).
- $i - Reference instruction phrase (NR) See Tracings
and References
- $j - Caption (NR)
The lowest caption in the caption hierarchy for a classification number or
span.
- $k - Summary number span caption hierarchy (R)
The caption at a level higher than the last for a summary number span when
the classification scheme identified in field 084 (Classification Scheme and
Edition) is the Dewey Decimal Classification. Caption hierarchies
for single classification numbers, defined numbers spans, or other types of
summary number spans are contained in subfield $h. The last caption in the
caption hierarchy for a summary number span in field 153 (008/07, Type of
number, code c for summary number span) is recorded in subfield $j.
- $t - Topic (NR)
The topic to which the tracing applies.
- $w - Control subfield (NR) See Tracings
and References
- 1 Hierarchical relationship
- $z - Table identification (NR)
The identification of the table to which the classification number belongs.
The identification of the table by which a classification number or span is
further subarranged is contained in field 762 (Table Identification). Subfield
$z is input before the first element of the classification number in the first
subfield $a.
- $6 - Linkage (NR) See Control
Subfields
- $8 - Field link and sequence number (R) See Control
Subfields
Examples
453 |
00$wj$aHD1501.2$hIndustries.
Land use. Labor$hAgricultural economics$jLandlord |
453 |
1#$wanna$z2$a71335$hGeographic
Areas, Historical Periods, Persons$kSpecific continents,
countries, localities; extraterrestrial worlds$kThe modern
world; extraterrestrial worlds$hNorth America$hCanada$hOntario$kSouthern
Ontario$hLake Erie region$jSt. Thomas |
453 |
0#$wj$aH61.5$hSocial
Science (General)$hTheory. Method. Relation to other subjects$jStatistical
methods |
453 |
0#$wj$aNA3640.52$hArchitecture$hArchitectural
decoration$jPainted decoration (color use) |
453 |
0#$wmnna$a621.3883320288$hTechnology
(Applied sciences)$hEngineering and allied operations$hApplied
physics$hElectrical engineering; lighting; superconductivity;
magnetic engineering; applied optics; paraphotic technology; electronics;
communications engineering; computers$hElectronics, communications
engineering$kSpecific communication systems$hTelevision$hComponents
and devices$hVideorecorders and videorecordings$hMiscellany$hAuxiliary
techniques and procedures; apparatus, equipment, materials$jMaintenance
and repair |
453 |
1#$wm$z4$a142$hSubdivisions
of Individual Languages and Language Families$hPhilosophy
and theory$hLanguage and communication$jEtymology |
453 |
0#$wanna$a617.307$hTechnology
(Applied sciences)$hMedical sciences. Medicine$hMiscellaneous
branches of medicine. Surgery$kSurgery$hOrthopedics$jOrthopedic
appliances |
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