Teradata MCP Server

## Testing your server with MCP Inspector MCP Inspector was developed by Anthropic to support the testing of servers. It provides a GUI for you to connect to your server and make tool and prompt calls. All developers should use this for initial testing of tools ad prompts. Step 0 - In a terminal move into teradata-mcp-server directory From a terminal and start the server. ``` cd teradata-mcp-server uv run src/teradata_mcp_server ``` Step 1 - In a second terminal start the inspector, type the following in your terminal The [MCP inspector](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@modelcontextprotocol/inspector/v/0.9.0) provides you with a convenient way to browse and test tools, resources and prompts: You can use the inspector to directly run the MCP server and connect over stdio: **Using the development environment:** ```bash npx modelcontextprotocol/inspector uv run teradata-mcp-server ``` **Using the installed package:** ```bash npx modelcontextprotocol/inspector teradata-mcp-server ``` You may also run the MCP server as a separate process and connect to it form the inspector over http: ```bash uv run teradata-mcp-server --mcp_transport streamable-http npx modelcontextprotocol/inspector ``` NOTE: If you are running this on a Windows machine and get npx, npm or node.js errors, install the required node.js software from here: https://github.com/nodists/nodist Step 2 - Open the MCP Inspector - You should open the inspector tool, go to http://127.0.0.1:6274 - Click on tools - Click on list tools - Click on base_databaseList - Click on run Test the other tools, each should have a successful outcome Control+c to stop the server in the terminal