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Rich:

QAUDJRN and *SPLFDTA is a good suggestion. For additional possibilities for tracking printed output, also look at job accounting and entries in the QACGJRN accounting journal. This journal capability has kind of started slipping into relative obscurity, but it can be extremely useful.

Tom Liotta

Rich Loeber wrote:

Thanks - this is what I was looking for!

-----Original Message-----

From: "Martin Rowe"

On 15/11/2007, Rich Loeber wrote:
Gregory,

I was hoping to be able to get this information without writing any programs. I
thought there was something in the system that recorded when a report was
printed. I've checked the DSPLOG but it only reports when the writer starts and
stops.

If you have object auditing in place then adding *SPLFDTA to your
QAUDLVL starts tracking this sort of info. You can then run a DSPJRN
JRN(QAUDJRN) ENTTYP(SF) to a copy of the relevant system supplied
audit journal (QSYS/QASYSFJ5). The iSeries Security Reference -
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v5r4/topic/rzamv/sc415302.pdf
covers what's involved. I've used to track down events like you mention.


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