This was asked last week, here are the multiple answers:
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If you do a dspobjd of the *USRPRF, it will show you who created the object.
If you want it in a report,, then you can do DSPOBJD to an OUTFILE and run a program/qry/SQL over that file.
Last Wiki Answer Submitted: September 15, 2009 4:25 am by CharlieBrowne32,785 pts.
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The command will create a file called QAUDIT with a suffix of journal entry type. So, for type CO (created objects) the file will be called QAUDITCO. After the command creates the file, look for records where COOTYP = ‘*USRPRF’. The record will contain who created the profile, date & time it was created, the IP address of the machine that was used to create the profile as well as a wealth of other information.
Also, you can use output as *print with detail *full. That’s the way you can print any specific user profile all details or all users details.
Syed
You can also use the CPYAUDJRNE command, provided you have journaling turned on.
This is the command we use:
CPYAUDJRNE ENTTYP(CO DO CP) OUTFILE(QAUDIT) +
JRNRCV(*CURCHAIN) FROMTIME(&YESTERDAY) +
TOTIME(&TODAY 000000)
The command will create a file called QAUDIT with a suffix of journal entry type. So, for type CO (created objects) the file will be called QAUDITCO. After the command creates the file, look for records where COOTYP = ‘*USRPRF’. The record will contain who created the profile, date & time it was created, the IP address of the machine that was used to create the profile as well as a wealth of other information.