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RJK
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2014-08-12T15:02:57Z

s=getVC_Connection();
if (s != null)
{
	if (s.Connected)
	{
		List<JobClass> allJobs = s.Jobs.GetAll();
		foreach (JobClass j in allJobs)
		{
			List<LogJobHistoryClass> Logs = s.Log.GetJobHistory(j.Id.ToString(), new DateTime(2014, 8, 4), new DateTime(2014, 8, 12));
			foreach (LogJobHistoryClass L in Logs)
			{
				if (L.ExitCodeResult == ExitCodeClass.ExitCodeResultT.Failure)
				{
				   List<LogTaskHistoryClass> T =  s.Log.GetTaskExecutionHistory(L.ExecutionId);
				   //T.Count is always 0 here
				}
				dtbl_JobHistory.Rows.Add(newJobHistRow);
			}
		}
	}
}


What is the preferred way to extract the reason why a job failed during a particular Execution ID? Im stuck due to the fact that at the Job level where I am iterating I dont know what TaskPID that failed during job execution. Is this really the TaskID, or a PID?

Im not getting anything returned whenever I try to get the log information via Log.GetTaskExecutionHistory. Im attempting to get to the "StdErr" output, but i cant even get to the instance of the failed log.
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2014-08-13T12:25:13Z
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