The success of the OCLC Collection Analysis Services depends on your library's call numbers. Please complete this section to help us identify all the sources of your call numbers on your records. Include any special categories of call numbers and what action we should take with them.

Are your call numbers in the bibliographic records or in holdings records? If they are in separate holdings records, please indicate the linking field.

In what field(s) are your call numbers located? List the order in which we should select your call numbers (e.g. "090$ab, then 050$ab, then 092$a")

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What classification does your library use?

_____ Dewey _____ LC _____ Both

_____ SuDocs _____ NLM

In order to include serial records in collection analysis products, the serials must be classified.

If your library classifies serials, in what field(s) are your serials call numbers located?

What classification does your library use for serials?

If your library uses LC, SuDocs, or NLM classification, list your call number prefixes that are stored in the same subfield as your call numbers. You do not need to answer this question if your library uses Dewey classification.

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_____ Our call number prefixes are stored in another subfield.

How do you classify your biographies?

Do you want OCLC to convert the call numbers "B [author]" or "92 [author]" to 920 for inclusion in the Conspectus results?