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RACF is primarily used to control access to dataset's at the sites I work with. So for VSAM and IMS it would be possible to use RACF to control access to those underlying VSAM clusters, however DB2 is a different animal and I don't think you can control it at a data set level (But I am not positive). The only field level security would be to add DBA syntax to the master file descriptions controlling the user to certain values for a field(s).
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