AS/NZS 2619:1998
Information and documentation - Format for information exchange
Specifies the requirements for a generalized exchange format which will hold records describing all forms of material capable of bibliographic description as well as other types of records. It is identical with and has been reproduced from ISO 2709:1996.
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AS/NZS 2619:1998 INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTATION-FORMAT FOR INFORMATION EXCHANGE
PREFACE
CONTENTS
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
3.1 record
3.2 field
3.3 (subfield) identifier
3.4 indicator
3.5 directory
3.6 record label
3.7 directory map
3.8 separating character
3.9 subfield
3.10 subrecord
3.11 structure
3.12 (field) tag
4 Structure of communication format for record
4.1 Record label
4.1.1 Record length (character positions 0 to 4)
4.1.2 Record status (character position 5)
4.1.3 Implementation codes (character position 6 to 9)
4.1.4 Indicator length (character position 10)
4.1.5 Identifier length (character position 11)
4.1.6 Base address of data (character position 12 to 16)
4.1.7 Defined by user systems (character positions 17 to 19)
4.1.8 Directory map
4.2 Directory
4.2.1 Directory entry
4.2.2 Tag
4.2.3 Length of field
4.2.4 Starting character position
4.2.5 Implementation-defined part
4.3 Fields
4.3.1 Record identifier field
4.3.2 Reference fields
4.3.3 Data fields
Annex A - Bibliography
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AS/NZS 2619:1998 INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTATION-FORMAT FOR INFORMATION EXCHANGE
PREFACE
CONTENTS
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
3.1 record
3.2 field
3.3 (subfield) identifier
3.4 indicator
3.5 directory
3.6 record label
3.7 directory map
3.8 separating character
3.9 subfield
3.10 subrecord
3.11 structure
3.12 (field) tag
4 Structure of communication format for record
4.1 Record label
4.1.1 Record length (character positions 0 to 4)
4.1.2 Record status (character position 5)
4.1.3 Implementation codes (character position 6 to 9)
4.1.4 Indicator length (character position 10)
4.1.5 Identifier length (character position 11)
4.1.6 Base address of data (character position 12 to 16)
4.1.7 Defined by user systems (character positions 17 to 19)
4.1.8 Directory map
4.2 Directory
4.2.1 Directory entry
4.2.2 Tag
4.2.3 Length of field
4.2.4 Starting character position
4.2.5 Implementation-defined part
4.3 Fields
4.3.1 Record identifier field
4.3.2 Reference fields
4.3.3 Data fields
Annex A - Bibliography
AS/NZS 2619:1998
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