Defined in Appendix J - Data Provenance Subfields This defines subfields and provenance codes to be appended in parentheses in front of the content of the subfield (new subfield 7, for most tags except for a few defined as other subfields.
An example:
245 | 10$aAsʾila ḥaula 'l-marʾa wa-'l-masǧid$bfī ḍauʾ nuṣūṣ aš-šarīʿa wa-maq ṣidih$cd. sir ʿAuda$7(dpesc)DIN 31635:2011
[Field 245 models data provenance element "source consulted" with value for transliteration standard "DIN 31635:2011" in subfield $7 relating to other subfields in the same string.]
This is new and has not been defined in OCLC Bibliographic Formats and Standards yet. When records using these subfields appear, we would need to consider how to map.
CECSpecialistI
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Defined in Appendix J - Data Provenance Subfields This defines subfields and provenance codes to be appended in parentheses in front of the content of the subfield (new subfield 7, for most tags except for a few defined as other subfields.
An example:
245 | 10$aAsʾila ḥaula 'l-marʾa wa-'l-masǧid$bfī ḍauʾ nuṣūṣ aš-šarīʿa wa-maq ṣidih$cd. sir ʿAuda$7(dpesc)DIN 31635:2011 [Field 245 models data provenance element "source consulted" with value for transliteration standard "DIN 31635:2011" in subfield $7 relating to other subfields in the same string.]
This is new and has not been defined in OCLC Bibliographic Formats and Standards yet. When records using these subfields appear, we would need to consider how to map.
@CECSpecialistI please label etc. as you see fit