Databases_mcp_server

What is Databases_mcp_server?

Databases_mcp_server is an MCP server that connects to SQLite and MySQL databases and allows users to perform queries on them automatically using natural language. It is intended for developers who want to interact with databases through conversational AI in VS Code.

How to use Databases_mcp_server?

Configure the server in VS Code’s MCP settings using the provided JSON snippets. For MySQL, supply the database type flag (--mysql) along with host, database, user, and password. For SQLite, provide the absolute path to the index.js script followed by the database file path. Once configured, natural language queries can be sent to the server via an MCP chat interface.

Key features of Databases_mcp_server

• Connects to SQLite and MySQL databases
• Enables natural language querying of databases
• Simple JSON configuration for VS Code
• Uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP)

Use cases of Databases_mcp_server

• Query a SQLite database using natural language from an MCP client
• Query a MySQL database using natural language from an MCP client
• Automate common database lookups via conversational AI

FAQ from Databases_mcp_server

What databases are supported?

Currently, Databases_mcp_server supports SQLite and MySQL.

How do I configure the server for a MySQL database?

In the VS Code MCP settings, add a server entry with "command": "node" and arguments including "--mysql", "--host", "--database", "--user", and "--password".

How do I configure the server for a SQLite database?

In the VS Code MCP settings, add a server entry with "command": "node" and arguments listing the absolute path to index.js followed by the absolute path to the SQLite database file.

What runtime is required?

The server runs on Node.js, as indicated by the "command": "node" in the configuration.

Does Databases_mcp_server support databases other than SQLite and MySQL?

The README states it currently supports SQLite and MySQL, implying no others are supported at this time.