An inventory record created for each physical volume in the Library's collection which is used by the circulation system to track such things as circulation status, loan period, housing location, etc.
A record in the library catalog which describes a book, document, periodical or other material of which the library owns a copy or to which its users may have access. It consists of fields specifying for each item the author's name(s), title(s), place of publication, publisher name, edition statements, date of publication, physical description. Also included in the item record is the location of the item in the library, its call number, and its status, or if it is accessible via the Internet, a link to it. For more information and examples -- Catalog Tutorial: Search by Author: Item Record See also -- Call Number See also -- Field See also -- Record See also -- Library Catalog
A record attached to a bibliographic record, assigned to an individual volume, containing location, copy number, volume number, circulation information, etc
Represents the physical item in the library. It contains a description of the item.
The Library catalogue record giving information about a specific item, such as its publication details, location, call number and status.
A record for a physical object (book, serial issue, cassette, etc.) owned by the Library and treated as one entity for identification and circulation purposes. The record includes such information as location, item type, barcode and copy number.
the name of the web page that contains descriptive or bibliographic information about an item in the collection.
An item record represents a physical piece in the library; it consists of fixed and variable fields that are used to describe the item and to record circulation information.
The “master” record for an item. Typically, it contains identifying and descriptive data and control values (lead times, lot sizes, etc.) and may contain data on inventory status, requirements, planned orders, and costs. Item records are linked by bill of material records (or product structure records), thus defining the bill of material. Syn: item master record, part master record, part record.