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Santa Ana Public Library Technical Processing Services Examples: 1 v. (various pagings) 1 v. (various pagings) 1 v. (unpaged) 1 v. (unpaged) 3 v. in 1 [275] p. matches matches matches matches matches matches 58, 23, 76 P [94] p. [28] p. ca. 126 p. 215,127,208 p. 12,90, 173 p. (totals match) A CIP (Cataloging in Publication) record, or other OCLC record, which lacks a physical description area will be considered a match if all the other applicable elements identified in this item #1 match. OCLC will edit the 300 field to match the card. 2. Definition of match for maps (including atlases) OCLC and the Library agree, for the purpose of this project, that records in WorldCat and the Library's materials (hereafter referred to in this document as maps) are to be considered a match if all of the following elements match. However, if any of the following elements are missing from the Library's maps, records will still be considered a match if all the other elements match. OCLC will use its best judgment to determine a match. a. Type of record ("Type" in the fixed field) must match. b. Bibliographic level ("BLvl" in the fixed field) must match. c. Type of cartographic material ("CrTp" in the fixed field) must match. d. Relief ("ReW' in the fixed field) must match if present on both the map and the record. e. Prime meridian ("Prme" in the fixed field) must match if present on both the map and the record. f. Form of item ("Form" in the fixed field and/or reproduction information in the note area) must match when applicable. g. Title proper (245 field, subfield a) must match. A map and a record may be considered a match if the compiler's, cartographer's, etc. name is part of the title in one, e.g., "Bartholomew's one inch map of the Lake District," and is omitted from the title in the other, but appears as the main entry, e.g., "One inch map of the Lake District," with Bartholomew as the main entry, provided that all the other applicable 10