The record label is constructed according to the provisions of [[wikipedia:uk:ISO 2709|ISO 2709]]

:A single character denoting the processing status of the record :'''c ''' = corrected or revised record

:'''d ''' = deleted record:A holdings record which is exchanged in order to indicate that a record bearing this control number is no longer valid. The holdings record may contain only the label, directory and [[hold/001|001 (record control number) field]], or it may contain all the fields in the holdings record as issued; in either case GENERAL NOTE [[hold/300|General note 300 field ]] may be used to explain why the record is deleted.:'''n ''' = new record

:'''8 6 Type of copy statementrecord'''

::One character code that indicates the characteristics of and defines the components of the record.::'''a ''' = copySingle-specific statementpart:Holdings statement for :Item which is complete in a single copy in a collectionphysical part.::'''b ''' = Composite statement about multiple copies at a single location/sublocationMultipart:Holdings statement about two :Item which is complete, or more copies held at intended to be complete in a single location or sublocationfinite number of separate physical parts.::'''c ''' = Composite statement about copies at two Serial::A continuing resource issued in a succession of discrete parts, usually bearing numbering, that has no predetermined conclusion.::The following are examples of materials that are coded "'''s'''": ''journals'', ''magazines'', ''electronic journals'', ''continuing directories'', ''annual reports'', ''newspapers'', and ''monographic series''.::'''d''' = Integrating resource::Bibliographic item/resource that is added to or more sublocationschanged by means of updates that do not remain discrete and are integrated into the whole. ::Integrating resources may be finite or continuing.::The following are examples of materials that are coded "'''d'''": ''updating loose-leafs'', ''databases'' and ''updating Web sites''.::'''u''' = Holdings statement about copies at two or more sublocations consolidated into a single statementtype unknown

:'''7 Type of unit designator''' ::One character code that specifies the component of the item to which the following general holdings information and/or the extent of holdings pertain.::<nowiki>#</nowiki> = Information not available::'''a''' = Basic bibliographic unit::'''b''' = Secondary bibliographic unit : supplementary materials::'''c''' = Secondary bibliographic unit : indexes::'''x''' = Not applicable :'''8 Type of copy statement''' ::'''a''' = copy-specific statement::Holdings statement for a single copy in a collection::'''b''' = Composite statement about multiple copies at a single location/sublocation::Holdings statement about two or more copies held at a single location or sublocation::'''c''' = Composite statement about copies at two or more sublocations::Holdings statement about copies at two or more sublocations consolidated into a single statement :'''9 Undefined'''

 :One decimal digit. For the ''UNIMARC holdings format '' the value is '''2'''

:One decimal digit. For the ''UNIMARC holdings format '' the value is '''2'''

:Five numeric digits, right justified with leading zeros, indicating the starting character position ofthe first data field relative to the beginning of the record.

:A one character code that indicates the level of specificity of the holdings statement. Codes 1, 2 and 3 reflect the requirements of Levels 1, 2 and 3 of ''Holdings Statements – Summary Level '' ([https://www.iso.org/standard/18372.html ISO 10324]). A single part item holdings statement is recorded at level 1. A multipart or serial item holdings statement may be recorded at any level.::'''1 ''' = Level 1

::'''2 ''' = Level 2

::'''3 ''' = Level 3

::'''m ''' = Mixed level

::'''u ''' = Unknown::'''z ''' = Other level 

:One character code that indicates whether item information is in the record, contained in oneor more occurrences of fields [[hold/530|530]]-[[hold/532|532]].

:'''0 ''' = No item information:'''1 ''' = Item information:'''x ''' = Not applicable

 : One decimal digit giving the number of characters in the “Length “''Length of field” field''” part of eachdirectory entry. The value in ''UNIMARC holdings format '' is '''4'''.

 :One decimal digit giving the number of characters in the “Starting “''Starting character position“ position''“ of each directory entry. The value in ''UNIMARC holdings format '' is '''5'''. 

 :A decimal digit giving the number of characters in the implementation-defined portion of each directory entry. As a UNIMARC directory entry does not contain such a portion, the value in UNIMARC is '''0'''.