Tags 5xx

Discover how notes tags are used in OLIB.

Tag(s)	5xx
Indicators	varies with tag	The potential indicator values vary between tags.
Subfields	varies with tag	The potential subfield codes vary between tags.
Imports to		The data in these tags import into the Title Notes domain and are linked to the Title during import. See below for a breakdown of this information.
Exports from		Data for these tags are extracted from the Title Notes linked to the Title during export. See below for a breakdown of this information.

For the MARC21 notes on these tags, start here.

Example value:

17 $aSequel to: Harry Potter y la Orden del Fénix.

Subcampo	Sample	Notes
a	Sequel to: Harry Potter y la Orden del Fénix.	This is the most commonly utilised field and is predominantly used for the main part of the Note itself. It is imported into and exported from the Note field in the Title Notes domain linked to the Title. The exception to this is for tag 520 with First Indicator = 3. For this, the value imports to and exports from the Abstract field on the Title.
b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, r, t, u, x and z	A variety of possibilities	These subfields import into and export from their corresponding Title Notes fields. Their meaning varies with each tag.

There are a small number of options pertinent to the Import and Export that can be defined on the Note Type:

Opción	Descripción
Default MARC21 Tag	The tag to use when exporting Notes of this type.
Default First Ind.	The default value for the first indicator to use when exporting Notes of this type, if the note itself does not specify a value. If neither the note nor the Note Type specify a First Indicator, then it will be exported as a blank (#).
Default Second Ind.	The default value for the second indicator to use when exporting Notes of this type, if the note itself does not specify a value. If neither the note nor the Note Type specify a Second Indicator, then it will be exported as a blank (#).
Exclude from export?	Whether or not to export Notes of this Type. If the Note Type has a MARC tag then it will be included in the export unless this is set to 'Yes'.
Exclude from import?	Whether or not to import Notes from this tag. If the Note Type has a MARC tag then it will be included in the import unless this is set to 'Yes'.
Other Import tags	A list of MARC tags, separated by commas, which will import as this Note Type. It is recommended to avoid ambiguity by specifying that a Note Type which may have one of these tags is its own right be marked to be excluded from the import. For example, if specifying "501,502" in this field then Note Types which have 501 or 502 should be marked for exclusion from import.