Autosys command to view jobruns for specific dates

 
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Old 02-01-2016
Autosys command to view jobruns for specific dates

Hello,

Is there an autosys command like autorep but instead of searching based on job name, I want to search using the start or end date

For example, I want to find out which jobs ran today 02/01/2016 and it would be even better if I could search either by start or end date depending on what I need..

Any help appreciated!

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