Hi,

There is no Elapsed time substitution string in the bacula. But don't
worry. You can run a script after backup that pulls the information
about jobid from the bacula database and parses it. So you can use all
these information you need to process.

In the RunAfterJob you call a script with the parameter %i, and the
script pulls log from the mysql database for jobid stored in %i.

Juraj

On 12/20/2013 06:01 PM, jay wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a question about the character substitutions performed in the
> "Run After Job" option.  I know the list of available substitutions
> contains things like job bytes (%b), jobid (%i), etc.  It there an
> option available to get the Elapsed Time of a job? Or is there a way to
> add additional options so that I can get that information?
>
> I using a RunScript after a job completes to get some useful job
> information, and the Elapsed Time would be quite helpful.
>
> Thanks,
> Jay
>
>

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