In Alma's consortial environment, bibliographic records are shared between the Network Zone (NZ) and each library's Institution Zone (IZ). The shared bibliographic record should contain descriptive metadata and authorized access points that apply to all copies of the work described. Individual I-Share libraries may add local description pertaining to their copies using designated local extensions, which are bibliographic MARC tags that are assigned to store and display metadata at the institution level. Libraries may also choose to record local data in holding records.
Ex Libris allows libraries to designate tags in the following ranges as local extensions: 09X, 59X, 69X, 77X, 78X, and 950-999. CARLI will be establishing some of these tags with consortial definitions for consistency in application, indexing, and reporting. Other tags will be left to libraries for their own needs. Information is available on CARLI's How-To: Local Extensions for Copy-Specific Bibliographic Data.
The following table identifies the tags and their current definitions. As I-Share libraries become more comfortable with Alma, CARLI may establish additional fields as local extensions with a common consortial definition.
Tag or Tag Range | Definition (as of 8/16/2023) | Usage Established Based on Tag | Who Defines Use | CARLI configured as Primo VE Local Field | CARLI configured as Analytics Local Param (Title Subject Area) |
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09X | Call numbers | Libraries | no | ||
090 | Locally-Assigned LC-type Classification Number | OCLC BF&S 090 | CARLI | no | |
092 | Locally-Assigned Dewey Decimal Classification | OCLC BF&S 092 | CARLI | no | |
096 | Locally-Assigned NLM-type Classification Number | OCLC BF&S 096 | CARLI | no | |
098 | Other Classification Schemes | OCLC BF&S 098 | CARLI | no | |
099 | Local Free-Text Call Number | OCLC BF&S 099 | CARLI | no | |
590 | Local Notes | OCLC BF&S 590 | CARLI / I-Share Libraries | Bibliographic Details: Local Param 02 | |
591-599 | Local Notes | OCLC BF&S 591-599 | I-Share Libraries | ||
690 | Local Subject Added Entry--Topical Term | OCLC BF&S 650/690 | CARLI | ||
691 | Local Subject Added Entry--Geographic Name | OCLC BF&S 651/691 | CARLI | ||
692 | Reserved for future use | ||||
693 | Database Category <new 7/10/2020> | CARLI/WHE | |||
694 | Local Index Term--Genre/Form | OCLC BF&S 655 | CARLI | ||
695 | Added Class Number | OCLC BF&S 695 | CARLI | ||
696 | Local Subject Added Entry--Personal Name | OCLC BF&S 600/696 | CARLI | ||
697 | Local Subject Added Entry--Corporate Name | OCLC BF&S 610/697 | CARLI | ||
698 | Local Subject Added Entry--Meeting Name | OCLC BF&S 611/698 | CARLI | ||
699 | Local Subject Added Entry--Uniform Title | OCLC BF&S 630/699 | CARLI | ||
900-949 | |||||
950 | YBP GOBI EOCR/Embedded Order Data | CARLI | |||
951 | |||||
952 | Embedded Holdings Data | MARC21 852 | CARLI | ||
953 | |||||
954 | |||||
955 | |||||
956 | Local Electronic Location and Access | OCLC BF&S 956 | Bibliographic Details: Local Param 04 | ||
957 | Course Reserve for Migration | CARLI | |||
958 | Original Owning Library for Migration | CARLI | |||
959 | Voyager Bibliographic Record ID for Migration | CARLI | Bibliographic Details: Local Param 01 | ||
960-969 | |||||
970 | Local Added Entry--Personal Name | OCLC BF&S 700/790 | CARLI | ||
971 | Local Added Entry--Corporate Name | OCLC BF&S 710/791 | CARLI | ||
972 | Local Added Entry--Meeting Name | OCLC BF&S 711/792 | CARLI | ||
973 | Local Added Entry--Uniform Title | OCLC BF&S 730/793 | CARLI | ||
974 | Local Added Entry--Uncontrolled Related/Analytical Title | OCLC BF&S 740 | CARLI | ||
975 | Local Resource Identifier | OCLC BF&S 758 | CARLI | ||
976 | Series Added Entry--Personal Name | OCLC BF&S 800/896 | CARLI | ||
977 | Series Added Entry--Corporate Name | OCLC BF&S 810/897 | CARLI | ||
978 | Series Added Entry--Meeting Name | OCLC BF&S 811/898 | CARLI | ||
979 | Series Added Entry--Uniform Title | OCLC/BF&S 830/899 | CARLI | ||
980-989 | |||||
990-999 | Local Use Tags | I-Share Libraries |
Neither Ex Libris nor OCLC requires that we continue to use any local extensions in the same manner as identified by Bibliographic Formats and Standards. OCLC allows libraries to use 9XX fields for any local needs in their own databases. CARLI does not guarantee that 9XX fields will be retained in shared NZ records.
Alma bibliographic metadata may be mapped into other fields for export or publishing to different services.
Last updated 11/06/2023