Looks like you can make a call to:
https://splunkserver:8089/servicesNS/nobody/search/saved/searches/<your_search_name>/history
And from there you get a list of links to previous runs. Each of these links would include the search job id. And from there you should be able to pull the results just as you would any other search job that was dispatched with any other REST call.
Keep in my that you may only have "results" and not "events" depending on how you saved search is setup. (Of course, this is no different than if you had opened a previously run job from the Jobs page as well.)
Does that help?
Side Note: I found this my simply opening a browser to the following URL and doing some quick digging around. If you aren't aware of this, you can find a lot of helpful stuff this way:
Looks like you can make a call to:
https://splunkserver:8089/servicesNS/nobody/search/saved/searches/<your_search_name>/history
And from there you get a list of links to previous runs. Each of these links would include the search job id. And from there you should be able to pull the results just as you would any other search job that was dispatched with any other REST call.
Keep in my that you may only have "results" and not "events" depending on how you saved search is setup. (Of course, this is no different than if you had opened a previously run job from the Jobs page as well.)
Does that help?
Side Note: I found this my simply opening a browser to the following URL and doing some quick digging around. If you aren't aware of this, you can find a lot of helpful stuff this way: