Voyager MFHD records for most library materials are created at the time of order or receipt, before they are routed to cataloging. Most cataloging involves editing these existing MFHD records. Create a new MFHD record only when you add a new Bibliographic record to the catalog or when you add a copy.
Leader | 008 | 852 Location/Call Number | 866-868 Vol.Holdings
Leader
Default values are underlined
Status
c = Corrected or revised
d = Deleted
n = New
Type of Record
v = multipart (non-serial)
x = single-part
y = serial
Encoding Level
4 = Holdings level 4 (Accept this default
value for all types of material)
The Holdings 008 is designed primarily for serial and multipart items.
We have not yet determined how we will be using this field. For now, use
the default values
First indicator = Shelving Scheme
0 = Library of Congress classification
1 = Dewey Decimal classification
3 = Superintendent of Documents classification
8 = Other scheme
Second indicator = Shelving order
blank = Undefined
Subfield Codes
|b Sublocation or collection (Permanent location within CUL Libraries)
|k Call number prefix (Use for size designation such as q, f, Folio, Miniature)
|h Classification part (If "In Process" or "On Order" appear here, replace with the Classification number and remember to change the 852 first indicator from 8 to the appropriate value.)
|i Item part (Cutter number, date, etc.)
|l Shelving form of title (Use for DeGolyer fixed location.)
|x Non-public note (Delete unneeded |x notes migrated from the NOTIS OPR.)
|z Public note (Keep all |z notes migrated from NOTIS. Some of
these may need to be changed slightly or moved to a different field or
record.)
866 Textual Holdings: Basic Bibliographic Unit
867 Textual Holdings: Supplementary Material
868 Textual Holdings: Indexes
First indicator: Field encoding level
4 = Holdings level 4
Second indicator: Type of notation
1 = ANSI Z39.44 or ANSI/NISO Z39.57
Subfield Codes
|a Textual holdings
|x Non-public note
|z Public note
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