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TIBCO iProcess® Engine 11.10.0

# UNIX Version

To stop iProcess Engine you must:

| 1. | Stop the server processes.

| 2. | Stop the Process Sentinels.

## Stopping the Server Processes

Use the `swstop` script, which is located in the $SWDIR`/bin` directory to stop all the required server processes.

Note: If you are using a node cluster, you can run this script from any server that is part of the node cluster and it will stop all the processes on all of the servers in iProcess Engine.

To stop the iProcess Engine server processes:

1. Log in to iProcess Engine as a background user.

2. Make sure that all TIBCO iProcess Workspace users are logged out from iProcess Engine.

   Note: If you cannot or do not want to do this for any reason, you can force iProcess Engine to shut down even if users are still logged in. For more information, see Forcing the iProcess Engine to Shutdown.

3. Locate the `SWDIR``\bin` directory, and enter the following command:

`swstop`

A summary of the shutdown process is displayed as the processes are stopped, in the following example.

Attempting to stop 17 processes
Machine ID | Proc Name | Proc Inst | Status | Comment
1 | BG | 1 | SHUTTING DOWN | Normal Shutdown
1 | BG | 2 | SHUTTING DOWN | Normal Shutdown
1 | BG | 3 | SHUTTING DOWN | Normal Shutdown
1 | BG | 4 | SHUTTING DOWN | Normal Shutdown
1 | BGPREDICT | 1 | SHUTTING DOWN | Normal Shutdown
1 | DIRECTOR | 1 | SHUTTING DOWN | Normal Shutdown
1 | DLMGR | 1 | SHUTTING DOWN | main calling shutdown
1 | IAPJMS | 1 | SHUTTING DOWN | IAPJMS Process Shutdown
1 | RPCBG | 1 | SHUTTING DOWN | Normal Shutdown
1 | RPC_TCP_LI | 1 | SHUTTING DOWN | RPC server shutdown
1 | RPC_UDP_LI | 1 | SHUTTING DOWN | RPC server shutdown
1 | SPO | 1 | SHUTTING DOWN | Normal Shutdown
1 | WIS | 1 | SHUTTING DOWN | Normal Shutdown
1 | WIS | 2 | SHUTTING DOWN | Normal Shutdown
1 | WISMBD | 1 | SHUTTING DOWN | WISMBD normal shutdown
1 | WISMBD | 2 | SHUTTING DOWN | WISMBD normal shutdown
1 | WQS | 1 | SHUTTING DOWN | WQS Normal shutdown
Current System Status : 'STOPPED'

## Stopping Process Sentinels

You can also use the swstop script, which is located in the SWDIR`\bin` directory, to stop Process Sentinels.

Note: If you are using a node cluster, you can run this script from any server that is part of the node cluster and it will stop Process Sentinels on all of the servers in iProcess Engine.

To stop the Process Sentinels:

1. Log in to iProcess Engine as a background user.

2. Make sure that all TIBCO iProcess Workspace users are logged out from iProcess Engine.

   Note: If you cannot or do not want to do this for any reason, you can force iProcess Engine to shut down even if users are still logged in. For more information, see Forcing the iProcess Engine to Shutdown.

3. Locate the `SWDIR``\bin` directory, and enter the following command:

`swstop -p`

which displays the "Please wait, stopping process sentinels" message.

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