shell script to call job logs showing the current job

[chulett]

Can i use -run -wait parameters?

No. Either only run the script once the job has completed or make a -jobinfo loop inside the script until it tells you the job is complete then pull the log records.

[peep]

-jobloop
How can I create ?
I hav no idea ...can u pls help

[chulett]

I said a -jobinfo loop. Meaning, in an iterative fashion make a normal dsjob -jobinfo function call until the results say that the job has finished. So a "while" or "do" loop much like you've already posted but just checking the status of the job. Once it has finished, do the call to get the -logdetail information.

[peep]

K thanks

[PhilHibbs]

Our shell scripts run the job with -wait and then once the dsjob command finishes the shell script then interrogates the log with another dsjob command. Are your jobs being run from a shell script like this, or does your log interrogation have to be done outside of the process that actually runs the job? An all-in-one script that runs and then retrieves the log would be neater.