Use the RMU Resolve command to commit or abort any unresolved
    distributed transactions in the database. You must resolve the
    unresolved transactions to the same state (Commit or Abort) in
    every database affected by the unresolved transactions.

    RMU Resolve performs the following tasks:

    o  Displays identification information for an unresolved
       transaction.

    o  Prompts you for the state (Commit or Abort) to which you want
       the unresolved transaction resolved (if you did not specify
       the State qualifier on the command line).

    o  Prompts you for confirmation of the state you chose.

    o  Commits or aborts the unresolved transaction. If you commit or
       abort the unresolved transaction, it is resolved and cannot be
       resolved again.

    o  Continues to display and prompt for states for subsequent
       unresolved transactions until it has displayed information for
       all unresolved transactions.

    Use the Parent_Node, Process, or Tsn qualifiers to limit the
    number of unresolved transactions that Oracle RMU displays.
    Use the Users and State=Blocked qualifiers with the RMU Dump
    command to determine values for the Parent_Node, Process, and Tsn
    qualifiers.