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Re: Who deleted DSPF object?

The audit journal is the way to go, as others have said, but maybe you could search joblogs to see if the message ended up in a joblog.

I have a utility that would help searching thru the joblogs.

Look for SCANSPLF here:
http://bryandietz.us/scansplf.html

you can scan for text in all spoolfile in an outq(QEZJOBLOG)

Bryan


I've searched the archives and Googled this and can't seem to find an
answer. Someone (or something) deleted a display file (type *FILE,
attribute DSPF) from our system today.

I ran DSPLOG *PRINT and searched for the object name, but that didn't help.
I viewed each active user's joblog but no soap there either.

Assuming I'm just out of luck for now, I recreated the DSPF and changed
*PUBLIC authority to disallow deleting, but I'm not sure if that's really
going to help - I think that may be for deleting records, not the object
itself.

I tried setting up a journal, but you can't journal a DSPF.

Any thoughts? (We're on 7.1)

Thanks in advance for any help.

~TA~

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