Related information for integrated file system

 

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Manuals

• i5/OS^® Network File System Support

  . This book describes the Network File System through a series of real-life applications. Included is information about exporting, mounting, file locking, and security considerations. From this book, you can learn how to use NFS to construct and develop a secure network namespace.

• WebSphere^® Development Studio: ILE C/C++ Language Reference

  . This book provides information needed to design, edit, compile, run, and debug ILE C programs on the System i™ platform.

• Security Reference

  . This book provides detailed technical information about i5/OS security including security related system values that impact integrated file system scan-related processing.

• APPC Programming

  . This book describes the advanced program-to-program communications (APPC) support for System i platforms. It guides in developing application programs that use APPC and in defining the communications environment for APPC.

• Backup and Recovery

  . This book provides general information about recovery and availability options for System i platforms.

 

Other information

• Experience reports

  Experience reports are written by IBM^® developers, documenting their hands-on experiences implementing real-world scenarios and solutions. Use them to follow the experiences of IBM developers with a specific implementation of a System i solution, complete with step-by-step instructions and tips. The experience report Backing up the integrated file system is related to files and file systems.

• Control language

• i5/OS globalization

• Application programming interfaces

• Journal management

• Commitment control

 

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Integrated file system