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17. The element of record are .....​

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Answered by anveshadeshmukh68
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As depicted in the image there are six (6) foundational elements: Records Inventory & Classification. Retention scheduling. Records Storage & Conversion

Answered by roopa2000
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Answer:

The record structure, the content designation, and the data content of the record are the three components that make up a MARC record.

Explanation:

What is a data structure is a record:

A record is a type of data structure that collects connected pieces of information. Due to the ability to hold many types of data simultaneously, they are a little more complicated than arrays. For instance, it could be advantageous to create a data structure for a game that combines login information with score information for each participant.

How does content designation work:

Refers to the codes and conventions (tags, indications, subfield codes, and coded values) that have been specifically created to identify and further define the data pieces inside a record and to facilitate the processing of the data.

data content:

When metadata of other electronic communications services or protocols are transmitted, distributed, or exchanged using the respective services, they are to be considered content data for the respective service. Content data refers to the content that is transmitted, distributed, or exchanged via electronic communications services, such as text, voice, videos, images, and sound.

A MARC record-

  • A MA chine-Readable Cataloging record is known as a MARC record. What exactly is a cataloging record that is machine-readable? Machine-readable: "Machine-readable" denotes that a specific kind of machine, a computer, is capable of reading and comprehending the information included in the cataloging record.
  • MAchine Readable Cataloging, or MARC, is the abbreviation. This is a computerized way of logging the data required in a cataloging record, including the call number information, categorization numbers, topic headings, and other access points.
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