job history list

The job history list command shows the execution history for a job.

Usage

job status list --j JobName --f FromDateTime --t ToDateTime
Required Argument Description
Yes --j JobName Specifies the name of the job whose history you want to get. If the job name contains spaces, enclose the name in quotes.
Tip: If you are unsure of the exact dataflow name you can use the dataflow list command to get a list of the dataflow names.
No --f FromDateTime

If you want to see the history for a specific date and time range, specify the starting date and time for the range, in the format MM-dd-yyyy HH:mm:ss. For example, December 31, 2014 1:00 PM would be specified as 12-31-2014 13:00:00.

When you specify a date and time range, the history list will include jobs that started execution on or after the date you specified in the --f argument and before the date you specify in the --t argument.

If you omit this argument the history will include jobs that started execution on the current date.

No --t ToDateTime

If you want to see the history for a specific date and time range, specify the ending date and time for the range, in the format MM-dd-yyyy HH:mm:ss. For example, December 31, 2014 1:00 PM would be specified as 12-31-2014 13:00:00.

When you specify a date and time range, the history list will include jobs that started execution on or after the date you specified in the --f argument and before the date you specify in the --t argument.

If you omit this argument the history will include all jobs that started execution on or after the date specified in the --f argument.

Example

This example gets the status of the job named "My Job".

job history list --j "My Job"