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"Connecting Cursor to Oracle Database for Data Learning" matching MCP tools:

  • Open or reuse a tunnel to a configured database connection without connecting to the database. Returns the local host/port and tunnel_id for later tunnel management.
    MIT
  • Retrieve step-by-step setup instructions for connecting the PinCushion browser extension to this MCP server, with configuration examples for popular AI coding agents.
    MIT
  • Log non-obvious decisions and outcomes to a learning database. Future sessions recall reasoning and results to avoid repeating mistakes.
    MIT

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  • Execute SQL queries against Oracle databases using SELECT, DESCRIBE, or EXPLAIN PLAN statements for data retrieval and analysis.
    MIT
  • Query the learning database for prior decisions and lessons to inform similar new decisions. Use before acting to avoid repeating past mistakes.
    MIT
  • Compare Oracle database costs across OCI, Azure, AWS, and GCP. Input database type, compute units, and storage to see price parity and billing differences.
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  • Initiate a session with a named Oracle database using its configured name. Enables further database operations.
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  • Retrieve all table names in an Oracle database using the MCP Oracle Server for database interaction and management tasks.
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  • Retrieve table structure details from an Oracle database by specifying the table name. Simplify database analysis and troubleshooting with clear metadata insights.
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  • Retrieve data from Oracle databases using SELECT queries. Execute SQL commands to access and extract information directly from the database via the MCP Oracle Server.
    MIT
  • Execute SQL queries on Oracle databases to retrieve or manipulate data, supporting parameters and row limits for efficient database operations.
    MIT