|  | ## TracePlus/Win32 Win32 API, SQL, File I/O and Registry Diagnostics for Applications
PRODUCTS TracePlus/Ethernet TracePlus/Web Detective TracePlus/Win32 TracePlus/Winsock SUPPORT Support Page FAQ Updates |  | ### Minimum System Requirements Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server, Windows Vista Home/Business/Ultimate Editions (32 bit) Compatible with the WOW64 subsystem on Windows XP x64, Windows 2003 Server x64, and Windows Vista x64 Pentium 3 or AMD Athlon 1.2 GHZ or greater 192 MB RAM 10 MB disk space ### Installation To install the demo version of TracePlus/Win32, unzip these files to a temporary directory and select "Run..." from the "Start" menu of the Windows Explorer. Then type: [drive letter]:\[download directory]\setup.exe Remember to replace the words "drive letter" and "download directory" with the appropriate locations on your computer where you unzipped the .ZIP file. Press Ok or <ENTER> to setup TracePlus/Win32. ### Need Assistance with using TracePlus? Our online FAQ will help you use this product more effectively. The FAQ is located at http://www.sstinc.com/faq.html. There is also a menu item called View Online FAQ on the Help menu of your TracePlus product which links to this page as well. ### Capturing SQL Statements using ADO.NET with TracePlus In order to capture SQL statements from an application that uses ADO.NET, the application must be accessing a data source using the ODBC .NET data provider. ### Capturing SQL Statements using ActiveX Data Objects with TracePlus In order to capture SQL statements from an application that uses ActiveX Data Objects (ADO), the application must be accessing a data source via the Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC. ### Capturing SQL Statements using OLE DB with TracePlus In order to capture SQL statements from an application that uses the OLE DB COM-based interfaces, the application must be accessing a data source via the Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC. ### Capturing SQL Statements from a Java application using JDBC with TracePlus In order to capture SQL statements from a Java application that is using the JDBC API, the application must be accessing the data source using what is known as a JDBC-ODBC Bridge. An example of a JDBC-ODBC Bridge is the EasySoft JDBC-ODBC Bridge.