Audit journal monitoring of *ALLOBJ profiles

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QHST is not a reliable source. It can be deleted or cleared. The only reliable source of this type of information is the i5/OS audit journal. While entire receivers can be deleted, individual entries cannot. Even if QSECOFR was to delete an entire receiver, they are in sequence so you could tell if a receiver was missing and go look for the corresponding audit journal entry that documents the deletion.