AS/NZS 4450.2:1997

1 - AS/NZS 4450.2:1997 INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTATION-BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATA ELEMENT DIRECTORY - ACQUISITIONS APPLICATIONS
4 - PREFACE
6 - CONTENTS
7 - Scope
7 - 2 Normative references
7 - 3 Definitions
7 - 3.1 acquisition:
7 - 3.2 data element:
7 - 3.3 data element concept:
8 - 3.4 data element directory:
8 - 3.5 data element group:
8 - 3.6 data element group name:
8 - 3.7 date element name:
8 - 3.8 data element value:
8 - 3.9 message:
8 - 3.10 representation:
8 - 3.11 tag:
8 - 3.12 transaction:
8 - 4 Directory
19 - 5 Index
24 - 6 Structured order of data elements
27 - 7 Acquisitions message matrix
31 - Annex A - Selected data element values
31 - A.1 Message type (002)
32 - A.2 Date qualifier (751)
32 - A.3 Acquisitions type (500)
33 - Annex B - Additional values
33 - B.1 Reason(s) for claim (535)
33 - B.2 Response(s) to claim (545)
35 - Annex C - Sample uses
35 - C.1 Manual acquisition form design
35 - C.2 Automated forms-filling applications
35 - C.3 Text communicating devices
36 - C.4 Implementation of ISO 2709 record structure for acquisitions
36 - C.5 Protocol data unit definition for computer-to-computer communication
36 - C.6 Input to data dictionary/data directory
36 - C.7 Bibliography
37 - Annex D
37 - D.1 General
39 - D.2 Data elements that are similar in intent but different in name

Specifies and describes the data elements required in the interchange of data between institutions involved in the acquisition of bibliographic materials. It also identifies messages and their data elements, which are used in the acquisitions process. This Standard is identical with and has been reproduced from ISO 8459-2:1992.

This part of ISO 8459 specifies and describes data elements required in the interchange of data between institutions involved in the acquisition of bibliographic materials. It also identifies messages and their data elements which are used in the acquisitions process. It is intended both for messages communicated by preprinted forms having the specified data element names as headings and by automated interchange processes. The structuring of the data elements into messages falls outside the scope of this part of ISO 8459.

First published as AS/NZS 4450.2:1997.