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TIBCO iProcess® Engine 11.9.1

# Introduction

There are three utilities that you can use to administer the iProcess Engine server processes:

| • | The `swadm` utility, which you can use to directly administer server processes. For more information, see Using SWDIR\util\swadm to Administer Server Processes.

| • | The `swsvrmgr` utility, which you can use to administer server processes using Process Sentinels. For more information, see Using SWDIR\util\swsvrmgr to Administer Server Processes.

Note: The `swadm` utility directly updates the `process_config` database table, so any changes you make will still apply if iProcess Engine is restarted. By contrast, any changes you make using the `swsvrmgr` utility are lost if Process Sentinels fail or are restarted.
Note: TIBCO recommends that you use iProcess Administration Console (iPAC) with added functionality. iProcess Administration Console is a Graphical User Interface (GUI)-based tool that runs on the web. It can be used to perform the following administrative tasks:

• Control process operations (start, stop, pause, enable/disable, and delete).

• Configure resources like process attributes, MBox queues, databases, port ranges, debug settings, and so on.

• Monitor information such as processes, queue information, logs, and so on.

For more information about the iProcess Administration Console (iPAC), see TIBCO iProcess Administration Console User's Guide.

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