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This commit adds the `OpenFunc()` function that allows us to handle how the DB connection will be opened. You can pass any function that has the same signature as `sql.Open()` and it'll use it to start the connection. The idea is to open the connections with DataDog [SQL wrapper][1] to start collecting APM metrics for our queries. [1]: https://godoc.org/gopkg.in/DataDog/dd-trace-go.v1/contrib/database/sql
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This PR adds the
OpenFunc()function that allows us to handle howthe DB connection will be opened. You can pass any function that has the
same signature as
sql.Open()and it'll use it to start the connection.The idea is to open the connections with DataDog SQL wrapper to
start collecting APM metrics for our queries.