How To Tell Who Owns the Record at Central
  1. Connect to the Central Catalog.
  2. Find the record you want, and View MARC Format.
  3. Examine the 945 fields. The record's owner has a value of "1" or "9" in 945 $o.
  4. Use the OhioLINK Institutional Codes list to interpret the 5-character code in $a.

The University of Akron ak2ug owns this record:

          RECNUM B12635642 
          LEADER 00000ccm 2200000Ia 4500 
          001 8783030 
          008 920212r19811952nyumu n eng 
          010 82772148 |z81068633 
          020 0939544016 
          090 M1629.J147|bA5 1981 
          245 00 Another sheaf of white spirituals /|ccollected, edited, 
          and illustrated by George Pullen Jackson ; preface by Don 
          Yoder 
          260 New York :|bFolklorica,|c1981 
          300 xviii p., 233 p. of music :|bill. ;|c25 cm 
          440 0 Folklorica publications in folksong and balladry ;|vno. 1 
          500 Unacc. melodies 
          500 Reprint. Originally published: Gainesville : University of
          Florida Press, 1952 
          650 0 Folk music|zUnited States 
          650 0 Folk songs, English|zUnited States 
          650 0 Ballads, English|zUnited States 
          650 0 Hymns, English|zUnited States 
          700 10 Jackson, George Pullen,|d1874-1953 
          945 ak2ug|bb1536171|ci14386487|o1|sN 
          945 ob2bg|bb1052546|ci23215917|sN 
          945 cd3bg|bb1041533|ci25410880|sN

A 945 field exists for every contributing institution. Subfields:

Subfield Description
$a 5-character institution code
$b bibliographic record number on the library's local catalog
$c institution record number that stores the local holdings data in the central catalog
$o master record owner:
  • 1 = standard ownership
  • 9 = library manually claimed ownership
$q present if contributed by CONSORT or OPAL (shared catalog)
$s suppression code:
  • N = regular contribution and display ( " - " on local system)
  • Y = contribute but not display in Central Catalog (obsolete values L or N on local system)
Formerly, code "g" was used for OhioLINK Resource; discontinued in 2009

April 2009