MCP Server for MSSQL (Microsoft SQL Server)
Overview
What is SQL Server MCP?
SQL Server MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server is a server designed to connect to one or more SQL Server databases, enabling Visual Studio Code and GitHub Copilot to interact with SQL databases via the Model Context Protocol.
How to use SQL Server MCP?
To use SQL Server MCP, set up the server with the required environment variables, start the server using the provided scripts, and configure Visual Studio Code to connect to the MCP server.
Key features of SQL Server MCP?
- SQL query execution
- Database metadata retrieval (tables, views, stored procedures, functions)
- Connection string encryption with AES-256
- Robust logging with Serilog
- Dependency injection for testable components
- Strongly-typed models for database metadata
Use cases of SQL Server MCP?
- Executing SQL queries through Visual Studio Code.
- Retrieving detailed database schema information.
- Managing multiple database connections securely.
FAQ from SQL Server MCP?
- Can SQL Server MCP connect to multiple databases?
Yes, it can connect to one or more SQL Server databases.
- Is there a way to encrypt connection strings?
Yes, connection strings are encrypted using AES-256 encryption.
- How do I manage database connections?
You can manage connections through the MCP interface or programmatically using the provided tools.