Cherry-pick #13257 to 7.x: [Metricbeat] [WIP] Add SQL module (#13106)#15051
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The SQL module can collect metrics and other data with custom queries, using the database drivers included in Metricbeat. (cherry picked from commit a3136a4)
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Cherry-pick of PR #13257 to 7.x branch. Original message:
This is a draft for a odbc module that you can set datasource and a query to generate metrics.
This way, you can get metrics from DB2 (#13106) and others databases.
PR is in progress and subject to changes.