To find timestamp of Exchange 2010 Online Archive Execution Status

Hi,
I would like to have Exchange online archive execution timestamp whenever it's running through managed retention policies.
Can anyone help to provide the script or way to find the last online archive completion status for individual mailbox level?
The following command does not providing when the last online archive completed.
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Get-Mailbox "user1" | Get-MailboxStatistics -archive | fl displayName,Database,itemcount,totalitemsize,LastLogonTime,lastlogofftime,storagelimitstatus
DisplayName        : Online Archive - User1
Database           : MBX-OnlineArchive1
ItemCount          : 5216
TotalItemSize      : 789.3 MB (827,625,361 bytes)
LastLogonTime      : 12/31/2013 1:19:00 PM
LastLogoffTime     : 12/31/2013 1:20:47 PM
StorageLimitStatus : BelowLimit
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MD

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