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Note that in most cases, setting tracing as described earlier sends extra
information to the rcp0.log file for the component in question. For one particular
package, com.ibm.workplace.replication, setting trace adds more verbose output
to the rcp0.log file, but also creates a set of XML files in the $WORKSPACE/logs
directory. These files are per-sync session traces of synchronization requests
and responses. The file names all follow the pattern of:
x_y_req.xml
x_y_resp.xml
Where x is the session identifier, and y is the session package identifier. Each
synchronization session requires ...
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