Publications - Successful job run - View Log File

Hi everyone,
We have a growing number of Publication (based on Webi documents) that are scheduled and I want to report on Errors & Warnings.
When a Job Fails, I can use our Auditing universe and get visibility of the failure reason. When a Job is Successful but there are warning within the Log File - I don't know how to access this information bar manually having to check each Log file which is not feasible.
i.e. This snapshot of the History of a publication looks like all three publications were successful:
The actual jobs ran HOWEVER the one @ 10:00 shows a Warning when you dig into the Log file:
- There are no schedulable documents in the publication. (FBE60503)
2014-04-03 10:00:17,552 WARN [PublishingService:HandlerPool-61] BusinessObjects_PublicationAdminLog_Instance_1633706 - [Publication ID # 1633706] - Unable to find any distributable documents in scope batch
Notifications are of no use to me here, they flag a Successful job even though a warning exits and no documents were sent.
Do you know if you can access these Publication Admin Log xxxxxxxx files and generate reports on them?
Many thanks
Gill

Hi RC,
The issue is not the reports failing, the issue is around reporting on such failures.
Do you know if you can access these Publication Admin Log xxxxxxxx files and generate reports on them?
With thanks
Gill

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