rpcmrg RPC-trace-file-name [RPC-trace-file-name]...

The rpcmrg command chronologically arranges trace information from the specified two or more RPC trace files, and output it to the standard output in the form of an RPC trace file. Any duplicated information is deleted from the specified RPC trace files.

RPC-trace-file-name~<path name>

Specifies the name of the RPC trace file that is to be merged. One of the following three names can be used:

• The name of the file specified in rpc_trace_name of the system common definition or user service definition.
• The name of the file that stores the result of executing the rpcmrg command
• The name of the file that stores the result of executing the rpcdump command with its -r option specified

The name of the RPC trace file (default: rpctr) included in the path name can be a maximum of 13 characters.

Message ID	Description	Output destination
KFCA00308-E	No data exists in RPC trace file.	Standard error output
KFCA00310-E	Specified RPC trace file does not exist.	Standard error output
KFCA00312-E	Access error to RPC trace file occurred.	Standard error output
KFCA00350-I	Help message	Standard output
KFCA00352-E	Data in RPC trace file is invalid.	Standard error output

• If there is any deviation in the time managed by each OpenTP1, trace information is not arranged in the order it was actually collected.
• In the following situations, the rpcmrg command may not output any information, or the information it outputs may be incomplete:
  A message is sent or received which is larger than the value specified for the rpc_trace_size operand in the system common definition, the user service default definition, or the user service definition, or a message is output that spans two or more of the specified RPC trace files.