All, I have searched for an answer and couldn't get any near by solutions to try. If possible, I want to know how to retrieve the last job log of a sequence job. I had ran the sequence job, it ran successfully, and then I have changed the name of that sequence job and also the routine name used in it and job parameters, and I have re-compiled it twice. But now I want to retrieve the job log of that sequences last run before changing the name. Is this possible ? If so please let me know how.
Thanks in advance.
Retrieve the last Job log of a renamed sequence job
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Retrieve the last Job log of a renamed sequence job
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Before changing the name it can be done. Changing the name allocates a new job number, the new log is empty and the old log is removed.
The easiest ways to retrieve the last run are (a) to use the log view in Designer client (Crtl-L), which only ever shows the current run, or (b) to use a Filter in Director client set to "Start of last run".
From Director you can generate a printed or "save as file" version, using Print from the Project menu (or Ctrl-P).
The easiest ways to retrieve the last run are (a) to use the log view in Designer client (Crtl-L), which only ever shows the current run, or (b) to use a Filter in Director client set to "Start of last run".
From Director you can generate a printed or "save as file" version, using Print from the Project menu (or Ctrl-P).
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That's actually a NO to the original question, which I read to mean whether the old log can be accessed after a job is renamed.
The moral of this story is "plan ahead". And take a backup before you delete anything.
The moral of this story is "plan ahead". And take a backup before you delete anything.
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