Comparing #12, our record #12 has only one 670.
I assume this is a different record from OCLC.
In terms of fixed fields:
I think #10, #13 & #14 are the same records in OCLC.
So, I copied everything from OCLC records, including
ARN# and Entered: date on the records as well.
The rest of them:
Established heading on a bibliographic records has not been used before.
Also, references have not been evaluated
So, I input the followings for fixed files:
Upd Status: a
Ref status: b
Auth status _
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Thread: fixed field: ref status
Post: fixed field: ref status
Author: Yi Ling Wong
Posted Date: September 29, 2008 7:52 AM
Status: Published
What should be our Ref status: a (consistent with heading) or n (not applicable)?
Thanks.
Thread: fixed field: ref status
Post: RE: fixed field: ref status
Author: Robert Ellett
Posted Date: September 29, 2008 8:36 AM
Status: Published
If you have any 4xx, use a
If no 4xx, use n
Thread: fixed field: ref status
Post: RE: fixed field: ref status
Author: Yi Ling Wong
Posted Date: September 29, 2008 8:48 AM
Status: Published
Should we take 5xx into consideration?
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