Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2003 9:00 am
Hi,
I do not know of any way to see the logs for all jobs controlled by another one in Director. However, I needed to do something similar in my project and the best way I found was to do this using a routine.
Here are the steps:
1. Get the log from your controlling job ( use DSGetLogSummary() )
2. Scan the log checking for DSRunJob and get the job names associated
3. Attach to all jobs you got from the log
4. Ask for the log file ( again DSGetLogSummary() ) with your filter (warnings, errors, etc. )
5. Dump your log in a file for later viewing.
It may seems a twisted way of getting your infos but after many hours spent with Ascential support and on the forum here, it appears it is the easiest. Ascential has not yet developped a function to get informations about the jobs controlled by another one. It is considered for future releases (so they told me).
If you have any questions, I can provide you with some basic code you will need to do this.
Hope this helps
MAT
I do not know of any way to see the logs for all jobs controlled by another one in Director. However, I needed to do something similar in my project and the best way I found was to do this using a routine.
Here are the steps:
1. Get the log from your controlling job ( use DSGetLogSummary() )
2. Scan the log checking for DSRunJob and get the job names associated
3. Attach to all jobs you got from the log
4. Ask for the log file ( again DSGetLogSummary() ) with your filter (warnings, errors, etc. )
5. Dump your log in a file for later viewing.
It may seems a twisted way of getting your infos but after many hours spent with Ascential support and on the forum here, it appears it is the easiest. Ascential has not yet developped a function to get informations about the jobs controlled by another one. It is considered for future releases (so they told me).
If you have any questions, I can provide you with some basic code you will need to do this.
Hope this helps
MAT