Message Count in application log of a job

After running mass job (example: EA29 - Mass processing of bill printout), there is an option to display the application log.  The application log shows counts for the following: "Success Message", "Statistical Data", "Information", "Normal Error". 
Are these counts stored somewhere like a database table?

Hi Blumtain,
You can find logs in the database with the function module BAL_DB_SEARCH.
You pass the log header filter criteria (structure BAL_S_LFIL), and a table of log headers (structure BALHDR) which satisfy the criteria is returned. You can pass this to the function module BAL_DB_LOAD, which loads these logs into memory.
Regards,
Manish

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