ODI Web Services Logging

Hi Experts,
If we use ODI 11g web service to invoke scenario, is there any way to get the detailed session log, like, each stepLog, start/end time, etc.?
Thanks!

Hi Michelle,
This information should still be available in the ODI Console Operator log (and also the work repository schema, if you are going through the back door).
Cheers
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