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"A server for querying Oracle SQL database schemas" matching MCP tools:

  • List all user schemas in a SQL Server database. Use it to inspect the database structure and identify available schemas for querying and data management.
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  • Generate SQL migration scripts by comparing database schemas. Compare live databases or a database against target DDL to create ALTER statements for schema updates.
    MIT
  • Inspect database schemas and tables for a specific workload without executing SQL. Provide team and workload IDs to review structure and plan queries.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all table names from a specified database to discover available data for SQL queries.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve database schemas from a specified watsonx.data catalog. Provide catalog name and engine ID to get a list of schemas with their names and total count.
    Apache 2.0
  • Execute SQL queries on Apache Doris databases via the Doris MCP Server. Specify SQL statements, target database, row limits, and timeout settings for precise query handling and result retrieval.
    Apache 2.0

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  • Execute SQL statements against a database using $1, $2 placeholders; results are sanitized for safe LLM context.
    MIT
  • Check MCP server connectivity by requesting a single DUMMY row; returns a fixed message showing no database is connected, confirming the client can reach the server before Oracle setup.
    Apache 2.0
  • Execute SQL queries with bind parameters or MongoDB JSON filters against configured databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, MongoDB) with automated result limiting, without exposing credentials.
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  • Execute SQL SELECT queries on MySQL, Oracle, GaussDB, and DM8 databases with configurable row limits and database selection.
    MIT
  • List database schemas visible to the server, respecting the configured schema allowlist. Use this to discover available schemas before inspecting objects.
    MIT
  • List all schemas in a connected PostgreSQL database to identify available namespaces before querying tables. Use it as the first step when exploring an unfamiliar database.
    MIT
  • List available database schemas (system schemas excluded) to discover which schemas exist before exploring tables and data.
    MIT
  • List tables and views in a specified Impala database, or use the server's default database when none is given, with an optional SQL LIKE pattern to filter results.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search and explore database objects like schemas, tables, columns using SQL LIKE patterns. Choose from three detail levels to balance token usage with metadata completeness.
    MIT
  • List all non-system schemas in a KingBase database, returning schema names and their owners for database exploration and management.
    MIT