Input Standards | |||
| System Supplied | |||
| 1st Indicator Undefined | |||
| Undefined | |||
| 2nd Indicator Undefined | |||
| Undefined | |||
| Subfields (R=Repeatable NR=Nonrepeatable) | Input Standards | ||
| ‡c | Alternate graphic character set identification (R) | Mandatory/Mandatory | |
Definition | Field 066 is system-supplied and identifies the presence of any character sets for non-Latin scripts in the record. You cannot add, edit, or delete field 066. | ||
1st Indicator | Undefined. The 1st indicator position is undefined and contains a blank ( | ||
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2nd Indicator | Undefined. The 2nd indicator position is undefined and contains a blank ( | ||
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Subfields | |||
| ‡c Alternate graphic character set identification | Subfield ‡c contains a code identifying the alternative character set used in the record. The subfield is repeated for each additional character set present. The following codes display: | ||
$1 Chinese, Japanese, Korean vernacular present (3 Basic Arabic present (4 Extended Arabic present (N Basic Cyrillic present (Q Extended Cyrillic present (S Extended Greek present (2 Basic Hebrew present Note: These character sets encode language data in the script of the language. They do not encode romanized data in Latin script. The dollar sign ( "$" ) means the character set has multiple bytes per character. The left paragraph mark ( "(" ) means the character set has one byte per character. Character sets for Bengali, Devanagari, Tamil, and Thai. There are no MARC-8 character sets for Bengali, Devanagari, Tamil, and Thai. OCLC implemented the following script identification codes for these scripts based on the ISO 15924 Code Lists ( http://www.unicode.org/iso15924/codelists.html) and supports Unicode UTF-8 characters for these scripts. Beng Bengali present. Deva Deva present. Taml Tamil present. Thai Thai present. Note: Records containing non-MARC-8 characters are expected to be output in the UTF-8 (Unicode) data format. If multiple non-Latin scripts exist in a single field or a single record and the MARC-8 data format is used, all non MARC-8 characters are expressed by numeric character reference (NCR) using the form च, where x is in the lower case and 091A indicates the Unicode code point of the target script. Non-MARC-8 script code does not appear in subfield ‡6 of the 880 linkage field. | |||
Printing | Field 066 does not print. |