Guys
Can any one help me.
I want to get latest logs for a job.Any routine.
Please help
Regards
Jay
How to get latest log info of a job
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Hi,
You can see if the dsjob command line is enough for you.
If not look in the basic.pdf in your client installation directory under docs for the basic routines for working thru the logs.
IHTH,
You can see if the dsjob command line is enough for you.
If not look in the basic.pdf in your client installation directory under docs for the basic routines for working thru the logs.
IHTH,
Roy R.
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Hi Jayesh,
Before you post a topic do a search with topic keywords. If you dont get results then post the topic.
Check if this link helps
viewtopic.php?t=88792
These are the functions that Roy is talking about
DSFindFirstLogEntry
DSFindNext LogEntry
DSGetLogEntry
DSGetNewestLogId
These function can be used in a routine to get the log information.
HTH
--Rich
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Before you post a topic do a search with topic keywords. If you dont get results then post the topic.
Check if this link helps
viewtopic.php?t=88792
These are the functions that Roy is talking about
DSFindFirstLogEntry
DSFindNext LogEntry
DSGetLogEntry
DSGetNewestLogId
These function can be used in a routine to get the log information.
HTH
--Rich
Pride comes before a fall
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In the Director client, log view (the "open book" tool), log entries are - by default - sorted in date/time order, so that the most recent are at the end. You can change the sorting order by double-clicking the the grid header.
At the right hand side is a hidden column (that you can expand) called Date Sorter. This is the numeric event number by which the log table is keyed. It's this, rather than timestamp, that is used to sort log entries for display (because sorting integers is quicker than sorting timestamps).
If you definitely want to use a routine, then the functions posted earlier are the ones to use. You did not, however, specify whether this was to be a DataStage routine or an external routine, nor what the expected result is. The term "latest logs" is meaningless; each job has exactly one log, which is a database table in the DataStage repository. It's not a case of multiple O/S files, which is what you may have been thinking.
In the Director client, log view (the "open book" tool), log entries are - by default - sorted in date/time order, so that the most recent are at the end. You can change the sorting order by double-clicking the the grid header.
At the right hand side is a hidden column (that you can expand) called Date Sorter. This is the numeric event number by which the log table is keyed. It's this, rather than timestamp, that is used to sort log entries for display (because sorting integers is quicker than sorting timestamps).
If you definitely want to use a routine, then the functions posted earlier are the ones to use. You did not, however, specify whether this was to be a DataStage routine or an external routine, nor what the expected result is. The term "latest logs" is meaningless; each job has exactly one log, which is a database table in the DataStage repository. It's not a case of multiple O/S files, which is what you may have been thinking.
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