No, not using just one command. You can use the "dsjob -lognewest STARTED" to get the event id and the "dsjob -logdetail" to get the entries in the event id range of the last job run.
This command works fine, when i am using it after completion of job and it gives me newest event id for next run. But i also need start event id of current run. How to get it?
The easiest solution call up the command before starting your current run so you have the start number of the previous one. This would be the easiest solution. The other ones all involve writing some code either in your shell to use dsjob -logdetail and looping through all the entries.
Many thanks for your reply. I believe we will not be able to execute '-LogNewest' command before executing job execution command 'dsjob -run'. I tried with this option but it is firing an error saying it cann't find 'Erro:Newest ID'. Could you please suggest me an way to achieve job start event id. Waiting for your earliest reply.
Can you explain your lognewest error, it sounds like a jobrun syntax error. You can use the dsjob -logdetail to get details for a given event id and can loop through all events in a loop looking for a job start. Event IDs are numeric and older entries have lower numbers.
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