Which frameworks does Dynatrace use to monitor database statements?

Dynatrace utilizes ODBC, JDBC, and ADO to monitor database statements effectively. These frameworks are integral to database connectivity in different environments.

ODBC, or Open Database Connectivity, is a standard API for accessing database management systems (DBMS). It allows applications to connect to various databases via a common interface regardless of their specific database type. JDBC, or Java Database Connectivity, specifically caters to Java applications, enabling them to connect and execute queries on a database. ADO, or ActiveX Data Objects, is geared toward Microsoft's environments, allowing applications to interact with data sources through connection strings and commands.

By leveraging these frameworks, Dynatrace can track the performance of database calls, analyze queries, and provide insights into the underlying issues affecting application performance. This capability is crucial for optimizing database interactions and ensuring efficient application behavior.