True or False: OneAgent injects into a database's code.

The correct response is that OneAgent does not inject into a database's code, which is why the answer is false. OneAgent is designed to monitor applications and their components rather than altering or injecting code into databases directly. It operates by instrumenting applications and collecting metrics, traces, and logs to provide insights about performance and behavior without modifying the underlying database system itself.

This design allows OneAgent to gather essential information for monitoring, such as query performance, without interfering with the database code or execution. As a result, both SQL and NoSQL databases are monitored through established interfaces and APIs, rather than through code injection, ensuring that the integrity and functionality of the databases remain unaffected. This approach provides a clear separation between the monitoring tools and the applications or databases being monitored, minimizing potential interference.