October 2016
Intermediate to advanced
92 pages
3h 48m
English
Overview
This IBM® Redbooks® publication gives a broad understanding of integrated catalog facility (ICF) catalog environments. It includes suggestions for design, planning, and deployment tasks to help you create and maintain a balanced and efficient catalog environment.
Four scenarios are provided to illustrate sample implementations of typical activities that are associated with an organization’s requirements.
Chapter 5, “Record-level sharing support for ICF catalogs” describes Record Level Sharing (RLS) for Catalogs and shows the results of our tests in a controlled laboratory environment.
This version of the book is set at the IBM z/OS V2R2 level.
This publication is for readers who want to gain an understanding of ICF catalogs and the considerations and practices that surround an ICF catalog environment deployment.
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