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A MARC record consists of three main sections: the leader, the directory, and the variable fields. 5.2. The leader consists of data elements that contain coded values and are identified by relative character position. Data elements in the leader define parameters for processing the record.
MARC field 100 in the authority and bibliographic formats contains information on formulating a personal name used as a main entry in a bibliographic record.
Definition. An unformatted note that describes the scope and general contents of the described materials. Use for an abstract, annotation, review, summary, or a phrase describing the material. The level of detail in a summary may vary depending on the audience for a particular item.
MARC tag 520 (Summary note) is used for a brief description of the scope and content of a work.
MARCXML is a Document Type Definition (DTD) describing the MARC 21 format in XML. MARCXML is used in many applications at the Library of Congress and in OCLC WorldCat and was designed to assist the evolution of bibliographic formats towards XML, while maintaining compatibility with existing bibliographic data.
MARC field 500 in the bibliographic format contains general information that is not suitable for another more specific note field. This field is repeatable.
Field 500 is used for unformatted notes whenever the other 5XX note fields are not applicable. For continuing resources, the following types of notes are tagged 500. Multiple 500 fields may be input in the order prescribed by AACR2.
There are five MARC 21 data communication formats: Authority, Bibliographic, Classification, Community Information, and Holdings.