0XX

035 (System Control Number)

040 (Cataloging Source)

041 (Language Codes)

042 (Authentication Code)

043 (Geographic Area Code)

044 (Country of Producing Code)

079 (OCLC Master Record Number)

099 (Local Call Number)

035 (System Control Number)

Required for records linked to a finding aid.

  • Standard form: (YUL)ead.beinecke.[ead id] where ead id is the finding aid file name.  
  • Enter the same file name in the “EAD id” field in ArchivesSpace.
  • Do not use 035 for any other purpose.
  • An 035 containing the Voyager bib id is added automatically by Backstage processing.
  • Do not edit or delete existing 035s.

Example:

035 __ ‡9 (YUL)ead.beinecke.prycejon

040 (Cataloging Source)

Required for all records.

Subfields ‡a and ‡c: Beinecke’s NUC code: CtY-BR

Subfields ‡b: language code: eng

Subfield ‡e: Select the code for the descriptive standard used in the catalog record.

Examples:

040 __ ‡a CtY-BR ‡b eng ‡c CtY-BR ‡e dcrmmss

040 __ ‡a CtY-BR ‡b eng ‡c CtY-BR ‡e dacs

040 __ ‡a CtY-BR ‡b eng ‡c CtY-BR ‡e dcrmg

040 __ ‡a CtY-BR ‡b eng ‡c CtY-BR ‡e dcrmc

041 (Language Codes)

Required when two or more languages are recorded in 546.

  • Do not use when there is only one language; enter that code in 008/Language.
  • For two or more languages, enter the code for the predominant language in 008/Language, and codes for all languages in 041.
  • Enter codes in the order that languages are recorded in 546.

Example:

041 0_ ‡a eng ‡a ita

042 (Authentication Code)

No additional local guidelines.

043 (Geographic Area Code)

Optional, when justified by geographic subject headings or topical subject headings with geographic subdivisions.

  • Especially consider for historical materials with geographic access points.
  • Generally do not use for for literary collections.
  • Generally use the most specific applicable codes. 
  • Note that 043 codes are often automatically added by Backstage processing.

044 (Country of Producing Code)

No additional local guidelines.

079 (OCLC Master Record Number)

  • Note that 079 codes are often added automatically by Backstage processing.
  • Do not edit or delete existing 079 codes.

099 (Local Call Number)

Required for former and superceded call numbers.

  • List all uncat or other former call numbers, separated by commas.
  • Also list former call numbers in MFHD 852 ‡z.
  • Call numbers in this field are indexed as keywords in the OPAC (in simple and advanced search).
  • This field does not display in the OPAC.

Standard wording: Former call number[s]: [list]

  • No period at end.
  • First indicator blank and second indicator 9.

Examples:

Bib record:

099 _ 9 ‡a Former call numbers: ZA Wilson, Uncat ZA Wilson, and Za W6933 +1

Mfhd:

852 8 0 ‡b beinycal ‡h YCAL MSS ‡i 187 ‡z Former call numbers: ZA Wilson, Uncat ZA Wilson, and Za W6933 +1 ‡x Processing completed and Orbis record updated; bein, ms 04/04