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099 Local Free-Text Call Number (R)
Record Type |
BIB |
Input Standards |
| Field (Full/Minimal) |
| Optional/Optional |
| 1st Indicator Undefined |
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Undefined |
| 2nd Indicator Source of call number |
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No value assigned |
| 0 |
LC |
| 1 |
DDC |
| 9 |
Local class scheme |
| Subfields (R=Repeatable NR=Nonrepeatable) |
Input Standards (Full/Minimal) |
| ǂa |
Classification number (R) |
Mandatory/Mandatory |
| ǂe |
Feature heading (NR) |
Optional/Optional |
| ǂf |
Filing suffix (NR) |
Optional/Optional |
Definition |
OCLC defined field for local use. The local free-text call numbers that are based on a unique local system. You may also use field 099 for other call numbers that cannot be formatted for label printing in the appropriate call number field. For example, use field 099 to format a government document number to print on two or more lines of a label. If you are creating new records, use the appropriate field for call numbers, e.g., field 050 or field 086, even if you repeat the same number in field 099 for label printing. When using any of the four label formats associated with the OCLC Cataloging Label Program, there is a limit of eight characters per line for a spine label. Any characters beyond the eighth will automatically wrap around to the next line unless you insert a subfield ǂa to break a line at a point you choose.
Field 099 does not remain in the WorldCat record. It is retained in exported records and records delivered via other services. |
1st Indicator |
Undefined. The 1st indicator position is undefined and contains a blank.
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Undefined |
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2nd Indicator |
Source of call number. A value that indicates from which source a call number is assigned. |
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No value assigned |
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| 0 |
LC. The source of the call number is Library of Congress. |
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| 1 |
DDC. The source of the call number is Dewey Decimal Classification. |
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| 9 |
Local class scheme. The source of the call number is a local class scheme. |
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Subfields |
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| ǂa Classification number |
Use a separate subfield ǂa for each call number segment or line. You may use any combination of letters, numerals, punctuation, and special signs or symbols in subfield ǂa. You cannot include a blank line within a local free-text call number. There is a limit of eight characters per line for a spine label. Any characters beyond the eighth will automatically wrap around to the next line unless you insert a subfield ǂa to break a line at a point you choose.
| 099 |
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929 ǂa .5097742 ǂa D59 |
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Label prints as: |
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929 |
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.5097742 |
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D59 |
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9 |
WA ǂa 540 ǂa AA1 ǂa C66b ǂa 1973 |
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Label prints as: |
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WA |
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540 |
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AA1 |
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C66b |
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1973 |
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9 |
audiovisual ǂa no. 12 |
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Label prints as: |
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audiovis |
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ual |
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no. 12 |
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audio- ǂa visual ǂa no. 12 |
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Label prints as: |
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audio- |
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visual |
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no. 12 |
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| ǂe Feature heading |
A feature heading from a classified catalog. A feature heading is the verbal part of a subject classification scheme, sometimes used to specify a subject for which there is no exact notation in the scheme. Data in subfield ǂe display in label displays as if they were in subfield ǂa. There is a limit of eight characters per line for a spine label. Any characters beyond the eighth will automatically wrap around to the next line unless you insert a subfield to break a line at a point you choose. Because subfield ǂe is not repeatable, use multiple subfields ǂa rather than subfield ǂe to break up a string longer than eight characters.
| 099 |
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822.912 ǂe Shaw |
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Label prints as: |
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822.912
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Shaw |
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F ǂa 495 ǂa .J3 ǂe 1800-1810 |
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Label prints as: |
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F |
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495 |
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.J3 |
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1800-181 |
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0 |
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F ǂa 495 ǂa .J3 ǂa 1800- ǂa 1810 |
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Label prints as: |
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F |
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495 |
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.J3 |
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1800- |
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1810 |
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070.4 ǂe Journalism |
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Label prints as: |
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070.4 |
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Journali |
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sm |
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070.4 ǂa Journal- ǂa ism |
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Label prints as: |
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070.4 |
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Journal- |
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ism |
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| ǂf Filing suffix |
A filing suffix from a classified catalog. A filing suffix often consists of the first three or four characters of the author's surname or the title, allowing resources within the same class to be arranged alphabetically. Data in subfield ǂf display in label displays as if they were in subfield ǂa. There is a limit of eight characters per line for a spine label. Any characters beyond the eighth will automatically wrap around to the next line unless you insert a subfield to break a line at a point you choose. Because subfield ǂf is not repeatable, use multiple subfields ǂa rather than subfield ǂf to break up a string longer than eight characters.
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WF ǂa 310 ǂf ZWE |
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Label prints as: |
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WF |
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310 |
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ZWE |
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491.44 ǂf MOJ |
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Label prints as: |
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491.44 |
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MOJ |
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Indexing |
For indexing and searching information, see Searching WorldCat Indexes, field 099. |
MARC 21 |
Field 099 is OCLC-defined and therefore not included in MARC 21 Format for Bibliographic Data. |
