# DbxTune - Desktop Application

The native Desktop Application lets you inspect details of a recording.

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Download the local version from Dbx Central. This can be a newer/older version than the latest public release
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##### Requirements to run the Native Application

- Java 11 or later installed on your local machine
- Windows, Mac or Linux (since it's Java it will run anywhere)

##### Installation instructions

- Download the ZIP package from above buttons/links
- unzip it somewhere
- Start: click `xxxtune.bat` (for Windows) or `xxxtune.sh` (for Mac or Linux)
  Note: Replace `xxxtune` with the DBMS flavor you want to view. (`ase`, `iq`, `rs`, `rax`, `sqlserver`, `postgres`, `mysql`, `db2`, `oracle`, `hana`)

##### Connect to a recording (shortcut) Note: Native app needs to be running

- In this web page 'nav bar' click 'Server', scroll down to 'Available offline databases'
- Note: To view active/todays recording, click 'Server', scroll to 'Active Recordings'
- Click the 'Url' field in the table. This will do: all of the steps in (the long way), which is described below

##### Connect to a recording (the long way)

- Press: 'Connect', which opens the connection dialog
- Choose Tab: 'Load Recorded Session'.
- Fill in: 'JDBC Driver', 'JDBC Url', 'Username' and 'Password'. Try: Username='sa', Password=''
- Press: 'OK', Which connect to the recording, and opens a dialog to choose a timespan to view
- Hopefully you are now connected, and you can start to view details...
- Tip: 'double click' in the graphs to position you in the timeline, then view data in each collector tab.