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To use the AppManage utility in batch mode you must first create an AppManage.batch file. The file lists the applications and their corresponding EAR and XML files. While you can create the file manually, the easiest way is to generate the file using the -batchExport option. In addition to creating the AppManage.batch file, the option creates an enterprise archive file and XML file for each application in the given domain.
If you are creating the AppManage.batch file manually, the files listed in the AppManage.batch file must be specified using relative file paths. The base of those relative paths is the directory specified by the –dir option that is given on the AppManage command line. See Creating the AppManage.batch File by Exporting Applications for an example command line.The following is an example AppManage.batch file.
After creating the AppManage.batch file, you can use the AppManage utility to do the following operations in batch mode:
When performing batch jobs with AppManage in a database-based domain, make sure that your database server is configured with a sufficiently large connection pool so that you do not run out of JDBC connections. For more information, see Configuring Connection Pool Size for the Database Serverin TIBCO Administrator Server Configuration Guide.
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