Manufacturer doesn't list self resonant frequency
The reason that inductor doesn't have a self resonant frequency specified is because it's not intended for DC to DC converter applications, where the SRF is important. It's too lossy to be a good inductor for that purpose, it's intended purely as a supply filter inductor. In that application, the loss will likely kill the Q before you get to resonance.

Generally, if a data sheet doesn't have a specification for the component at the frequency you want to use it, don't use that supplier. Either (a) (as above) you're not looking at the right type of component or (b) the supplier is a bit flaky and trying to fob you off with rubbish. Don't let the fact that you may have to dig deep on a supplier's site to find the data put you off though, ceramic capacitor voltage coefficients are always very hard to find.