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In that case, you most likely need to use object auditing on the RLSSPLF command in order to determine this. Assuming you do not already have auditing set up. CHGSYSVAL QAUDCTL *OBJAUD CHGOBJAUD RLSSPLF OBJTYPE(*CMD) OBJAUD(*ALL) CRTJRNRCV QAUD000001 CRTJRN QAUDJRN JRNRCV(QAUD000001) Then every time someone releases a spool file an entry will be written to the journal receiver, detailing who released the spool file, which you can view via DSPJRN QAUDJRN. You will need to bear in mind that you will need to manage the journal receiver, otherwise over time it will get large. You may also wish to audit the CHGSPLFA command, as a spool file could reach an output queue already released, then you may want to know who moved it to an output queue attached to a writer.
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