ccssaaaaddddcc - combines ccaacccctt records


SYNOPSIS

       //uussrr//ssbbiinnccssaaaaddddcc  [--AA]  [--DD level]  [--oo ofile]  [--tt]  [--vv]
       [[[--gg] [--pp]] [--jj] [--uu]] input-files


DESCRIPTION

       The ccssaaaaddddcc command combines cacct  records  by  specified
       consolidation options and writes out a consolidated record
       in either cacct or ASCII format.  You  also  can  generate
       cacct   records   with   the  csacon(8),  acctdisk(8)  and
       csachargefee(8) commands.

       The ccssaaaaddddcc command accepts the following operand:

       input-files
                 Specifies the files to be processed.  The  files
                 are in cacct format.

   Output Options
       --AA        Outputs  information  in ASCII.  By default, the
                 output is written to a binary output file.

       [--DD level]
                 Sets debugging level.  Level 1 is somewhat  ver­
                 bose; level 2 is verbose.

       --oo ofile  Specifies the output file.  By default, the out­
                 put is written to stdout.

       --tt        Consolidates all records into one total  record.

       --vv        Sets verbose mode on.  When you also specify --AA,
                 verbose output is written to stderr.

   Consolidation Options
       You can specify  multiple  consolidation  options.   These
       options  should  be  the  same as those used to create the
       input files with csacon(8).  If you  do  not  specify  any
       consolidation options, the default is --ppuu.

       --gg        Consolidates  records by group ID.  You must use
                 this option with at least one of the other  con­
                 solidation options, because not all records have
                 a group ID.

       --pp        Consolidates records by project ID. (deferred)

       --jj        Consolidates records by job ID.

       --uu        Consolidates records by user ID.

       The consolidation options used with csacon(8) to  generate
       the  input  files  should  correspond to the consolidation
       options used with ccssaaaaddddcc.  If they do not, the  resulting
       data can be misleading and difficult to interpret.


EXAMPLES

       The  following example merges two input files created with
       csacon(8), using the --gg consolidation option.  The  output
       is written to file outfile.

            ccssaaaaddddcc  --gg --oo oouuttffiillee ccaacccctt11 ccaacccctt22


SEE ALSO

       acctdisk(8),   csachargefee(8),   csacon(8),   csacrep(8),
       dodisk(8).


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