nmonmerge.sh (Source)

#!/bin/sh
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# Merges multiple NMON files into a single NMON file for use with tools like nmonchart
# Prints the new file to STDOUT, be sure to redirect the output
# Uses the headers from the first file ONLY, disk names and adapters might not match
# Print first file headers, stop at the first timestamp
awk 'BEGIN {p=1} ; /^ZZZZ/ {p=0} ; p {print $0}' "$1"
# Process all files, dynamically replacing all the timestamps into a new series
awk 'BEGIN {FS=OFS="," ; curr=0} ;
     $1 == "ZZZZ" {curr+=1} ;
     $2 ~ "^T[0-9]{4}" {print $1, sprintf("T%04d",curr), substr($0, index($0,$3))}' \
    "$@"