Q: If we need a 600 tag, do we use exact copy of 100 tag, including indicators? A: Yes, and it follows the same format for a name heading.
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600 Tag Exact Copy of 100 Tag?
Posted in AACR2 Area 1 Statement of Responsibility, Access Points, Main and Added Entry on April 22, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Subtitles in 246 Tag?
Posted in AACR2 Area 7 Notes, Access Points on April 13, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Q: A 246 tag should only be considered for the title proper and not subtitles, correct? Would a subtitle variation best be suited for a 500 note? A: Correct, only the title proper. No need to add a note for a subtitle variation.
Multiple Series’ Names
Posted in AACR2 Area 6 Series, Access Points on March 9, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Q: Can a book have more than one 490 field? I’m seeing a couple of different potential series names for one of the titles. A: Yes, they can. But be careful with multiple series names and research to make sure they are actually series.
International ISBN
Posted in AACR2 Area 8 ISBN, Access Points on March 9, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Q: If a book has both an ISBN number and an ISBN number by which to order the book, should we include both? A: One of these ISBN might be for the International edition. If you have both on the source and you can qualify them, you must include two 020 tags in your records. [...]
Traced or Untraced Series?
Posted in AACR2 Area 6 Series, Access Points, RDA on March 2, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Q: I’m a little unclear on series added entries. What is the difference between a series being “traced” and one that is “untraced”? A: Traced simply means we are providing an access point for a heading, such as the 700 tag. For untraced series, there will be no 700 tag.
Designation of Function Optional
Posted in Access Points, Main and Added Entry, MARC on October 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Q. To clarify, designation of function here isn’t necessary? Is there a circumstance when a cataloger must put this in? A. Designation of function is optional. It is only used for your added entries. If you want to add it that is fine. Most optional rules mean it is up to the cataloger. It also [...]
Main & Added Entries Notation for Final Project
Posted in Access Points, Main and Added Entry on February 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Q. In general, do we have to note main and added entries on the final titles as we did in the exercise for access points? A. No notation is necessary in the final project.
LCSH
Posted in Access Points, Geographic Subdivision, LCSH on February 5, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Q. Is it okay to stick with an LCSH even if it can’t be divided geographically? A. Yes. Not all can be and if it is a good subject heading for the item then you would probably want to use it and try to bring out the place concept with another LCSH.
Subject Headings
Posted in Access Points, Chronological Subdivision, Form Subdivision, Geographic Subdivision, Subdivisions, Topical Subdivision on February 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Q. I know that 2 Subject Headings are required, but is there a requirement for subdivisions? A. You are required to make the subject heading as specific as possible, that may entail adding subdivisions. In some cases, yes, they are necessary and required.
Only one series, Only one 830
Posted in AACR2 Area 6 Series, Access Points, Main and Added Entry, MARC on January 29, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Q. If the source only indicates it is in one series, then there will only be one 830? A. Yes. There will only be one established heading for that one series.
Numeration (Subfield |v) & the 830 Tag
Posted in AACR2 Area 6 Series, Access Points, Main and Added Entry on March 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Q. If a 490 series statement has numeration, do we carry that over to the 830 tag? A. YES, use the |v in the 830 as well.
Access Point Fields to Fill In (100 & 700)
Posted in AACR2 Area 1 Title, Access Points, Main and Added Entry, Variable Fields on February 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Q. So, for access, what are all the possible fields that will be need to be filling in? 100, 700? A. Yes, you must decide on main and added entries if any. You create the statement of responsibility and step back from it to make this decision. You must think about who is responsible for [...]
Exercise 2 vs. Exercise 3 Added Entry & Access Point Requirements
Posted in Access Points, Main and Added Entry, Variable Fields on February 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Q. Since we’re still learning about how added entries and access points work, are the indicators needed for Exercise 2? A. For exercise 2 since we have not covered access points, you do not even have to add 1XX or 7XX tags to the records, so you don’t have to worry about them. If you [...]