Tracing Fields: Simple Cross References (Tracings and References - General Information)
Note: Guidelines for applying subfields $i (Reference instruction phrase) and $w (Control subfield) in the 4XX and 5XX fields, as well as examples of simple cross reference displays are provided below. All other content designators in the 4XX and 5XX fields are defined in the specific fields and in the X00-X85 General Information sections for each type of heading.
Simple cross references are generated for display from tracing fields. The following information is arranged by the source of the reference instruction phrase used in the cross reference: tag related, subfield $i, and subfield $w.
Tag related reference instruction phrase
A reference
instruction phrase such as see:
or search under:
may be implicitly associated with a 4XX field
tag and may be used to generate a display of a cross reference.
A reference
instruction phrase such as see
also: or search
also under: may be implicitly associated with a 5XX
field and may be used to generate a display of a cross reference.
Examples:
008/09 a [established heading record]
100 1# $aArief, Barda Nawawi,$d1943-
400 0# $aBarda Nawawi Arief,$d1943-
Cross reference display example:
Barda Nawawi Arief, 1943-
search under: Arief, Barda Nawawi, 1943-
008/09 d [subdivision record]
180 ## $xMicroform catalogs
580 ## $xBibliography$xMicroform catalogs
Cross reference display example:
Bibliography-Microform catalogs
search also under: Microform catalogs
Subfields
$i (Relationship information), $w (Control subfield), and $4 (Relationship)
For subfield code definitions and examples, National level (NLR) record requirements, and designator repeatability, see table below:
Position |
Description |
NLR |
Repeatability |
4XX and 5XX |
Tracing Fields |
A |
R |
Subfield code: |
|
|
|
$i |
A |
R |
|
$4 |
O |
R |
|
$w/ |
A |
NR |
|
/0 |
O |
|
|
/0-a |
O |
|
|
/0-b |
O |
|
|
/0-d |
O |
|
|
/0-f |
O |
|
|
/0-g |
O |
|
|
/0-h |
O |
|
|
/0-i |
O |
|
|
/0-n |
O |
|
|
/0-r |
O |
|
|
/0-t |
O |
|
|
/1 |
O |
|
|
/1-a |
Name reference structure only |
O |
|
/1-b |
Subject reference structure only |
O |
|
/1-c |
Series reference structure only |
O |
|
/1-d |
Name and subject reference structures |
O |
|
/1-e |
Name and series reference structures |
O |
|
/1-f |
Subject and series reference structures |
O |
|
/1-g |
Name, subject and series reference structures |
O |
|
/1-h |
No reference structures. Code h indicates that the reference is not valid in any reference structure. |
O |
|
/1-n |
O |
|
|
/2 |
O |
|
|
/2-a |
O |
|
|
/2-e |
Earlier established form of heading (national authority file) |
O |
|
/2-o |
O |
|
|
/2-n |
O |
|
|
/3 |
O |
|
|
/3-a |
O |
|
|
/3-b |
O |
|
|
/3-c |
O |
|
|
/3-d |
O |
|
|
/3-n |
O |
|
See also:
Reference Note Fields: Complex Cross References
For return, select: