| PCC Cataloging (LTS Procedure #42) Policy: The PCC BIBCO core standard is the default choice for original cataloging in LTS. When determined that fuller cataloging is needed to enhance identification or retrieval of an item, catalogers should catalog at the PCC full level. RMC monographs are cataloged at the PCC full level. If all access points in the record are covered by authority records, the RMC cataloger codes the record as PCC. If the record contains provenance tracings, local subject headings (e.g. for publication date), or other headings not covered by authority records, it cannot be coded as PCC. Contact: David Banush Unit: Cataloging Date last updated: 10/25/05 Date of next review: September 2006
Cataloging Guidelines Fixed Fields Variable Fields Record upgrades Statistics Codes for PCC records References
Materials cataloged with PCC BIBCO core standards:
Materials not cataloged with PCC BIBCO standards:
Coding level of PCC record: Records should be coded for the highest level that we can legitimately claim for them. Authority controlPCC standards require that all headings in a PCC BIBCO core or full bibliographic record be under authority control. Create authority headings according to NACO guidelines for any heading not under authority control.Create original authority records in Voyager and update existing authority records in OCLC. Use procedures at http://www.library.cornell.edu/voyager/Auth/NACOSACO.html#OCLC tocreate authority records in Voyager. Cataloging GuidelinesCore record standards specify a minimum set of data elements required for each bibliographic format. If catalogers decide that additional fields beyond the core standards are needed to insure access to the material consider that record as PCC full. Listed below are required data elements for PCC BIBCO core and PCC full records. Complete core record standards for each bibliographic format can be found at the Program for Cooperative Cataloging. See References below.Code completely for both PCC BIBCO core and PCC full records. Fields listed here are required for PCC BIBCO core and PCC full records: Codes specific to PCC records: Leader Encoding level: 008: Cataloging Source is c for all PCC records, whether originating from Cornell or upgraded from other sources.is 4 for PCC BIBCO core records is blank for PCC full records 040: : |a NIC |c NIC or |d NIC 042: : |a pcc 050: 4: |a An LC class number or call number is required only for book, cartographic, or printed/manuscript music materials. |a Class number Use an appropriate LC classnumber. If needed, cutters for individual literary authors, artists,geographic areas, or subjects are included. If the actual LC cutter forthese can be easily found, use it. Otherwise, construct these cuttersfrom the LC cutter table. |b Book cutter Book cutters are optional. If one is supplied, it must come from the LC cutter table. Add the date. Double cutters If a double cutter is needed for a double geographic area, doublesubject, or combination of the two, that second cutter should be in |b.It should be the actual LC cutter or one based on the LC cutter table.Add the date. Call number examples: 050: 4: |a RA569 (class number only) 050: 4: |a ZA3250.U6 (geographic cutter for United States) 050: 4: |a QA76.9.A25 (LC subject cutter) 050: 4: |a PS3511.A86 (LC's author cutter. Our cutter for this author is A92) 050: 4: |a HE311.B722 |b R577 1992 (B72 is Brazil in this number; second 2 is for local subdivision; R5 is for Rio de Janeiro; 77 places main entry alphabetically) 050: 4:|a HN710.Z9 |b C611243 1991 (class no. is for Indonesia; Z9 is forspecial topics; C6 community development; rest of numbers fit the workinto LC's shelflist) For a classed series, use the series classed number in |a. Record upgradesSome RLIN and OCLC records can be upgraded to PCC BIBCO core or PCC full records. These include:
StatisticsThere are nospecial statistic codes in the 948 field for PCC BIBCO core or PCC fullrecord. Use either "o" or "u" as appropriate.ReferencesIndividual PCC BIBCO core standards: http://www.loc.gov/catdir/pcc/bibco.htmlIntegrated chart of PCC Core Record standards: http://www.loc.gov/catdir/pcc/bibco/core2002.html |
