Upgrade

The steps to upgrade are similar to the steps listed in the Installation section of the guide. You can install 1.3.0 in the same TIBCO_HOME or select a different TIBCO_HOME. You can optionally choose a configuration folder to store the configuration related data. Assuming that TIBCO_CONFIG_HOME is used to represent the configuration folder selected, the default location of the configuration related data is TIBCO_CONFIG_HOME\tibco\cfgmgmt\tea.

If the configuration folder used in the earlier versions is different from the one used in 1.3.0, you can specify the location of the configuration folder while you are starting the TIBCO Enterprise Administrator server. To avoid re-registering agents, you can also start the TIBCO Enterprise Administrator server using the old data, conf, and log locations. The following shows the different ways of starting the server based on the location of the configuration folder:

Scenario	How to Start the TIBCO Enterprise Administrator server
To start the TIBCO Enterprise Administrator server with a different `data` folder.	Unix ./tea -data <location of the data folder> Windows tea.exe -data <location of the data folder>
To start the TIBCO Enterprise Administrator server with a different `conf` folder.	Unix ./tea -conf <location of the conf folder> Windows tea.exe -conf <location of the conf folder>
To start the TIBCO Enterprise Administrator server with a different `logs` folder.	Unix ./tea -logs <location of the logs folder> Windows tea.exe -logs <location of the logs folder>

Scenario

How to Start the TIBCO Enterprise Administrator server

To start the TIBCO Enterprise Administrator server with a different data folder.

Unix: ./tea -data <location of the data folder>

Windows: tea.exe -data <location of the data folder>

To start the TIBCO Enterprise Administrator server with a different conf folder.

Unix: ./tea -conf <location of the conf folder>

Windows: tea.exe -conf <location of the conf folder>

To start the TIBCO Enterprise Administrator server with a different logs folder.

Unix: ./tea -logs <location of the logs folder>

Windows: tea.exe -logs <location of the logs folder>

Note: As an alternative, you can pass these parameters from the command line to override the ones set in the tea.tra file.