The command in TCL is "LISTF" or "LISTFL" (list files or list local files), which is the same same "LIST VOC WITH F1 LIKE F...". Since every job creates a couple of files, this list is rather long.
While the xmeta database has that information (somewhere in its undocumented depths), you will not find a UV table/hashed file with just that information. The data you see in the monitor is computed from the entries in each job's logging information - you would need to read the job's log (not difficult), then parse the various bits of data from the log and elsewhere to re-create the monitor information.
In version 7.x the only table that contains information about previous runs - unless you preserve it in your own tables - is the log for the job, RT_LOGnnn where nnn is the job number.
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