Answer Posted / rahul

You can change the runtime variables for a service or
process -
In TIBCO Administrator, click Application Management.
1) Select an application and expand it.
2) In the Configuration Builder pane, click a service or
process name. A service is named with a .arr suffix. A
process is named with a .par suffix.
3) Click the Advanced tab.
4) Change runtime variables as required.
5) Click Save.

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