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Latest revision as of 18:22, 1 November 2022
- Agency code
- The Illinois library agency codes were a scheme of 3-letter codes created by the state library and the library systems to uniquely and concisely identify most libraries in the state, primarily for the purpose of delivering ILL materials and returned library materials to their proper library.
- Barcode number
- A unique 14-digit number assigned to each item by the owning library.
- Preliminary data record
- Preliminary data records (PDR) are either hand-keyed brief MARC records or imported OCLC records that have not been locally edited by a CCS cataloger.
- SCRAP
- Standard Cataloging Rules and Practices Committee of the CCS Catalogers and Metadata Management Group. See also SCRAP committee members.