Is the server read‑only by default?
Yes, all queries are executed as read‑only to ensure data safety.
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A bridge that lets AI assistants like Claude directly query and explore Microsoft SQL Server databases. It enables read-only SQL queries, table discovery, schema viewing, and natural-language-to-SQL generation without coding.
Install Node.js (v14+), clone the repository, run npm install, copy .env.example to .env, edit database credentials, then start with npm start (stdio) or npm run start:sse (HTTP/SSE). Use the bundled client with npm run client for a menu-driven interface.
Yes, all queries are executed as read‑only to ensure data safety.
The server supports stdio (default) and HTTP/SSE (start with `npm run start:sse`).
Credentials are stored locally in the `.env` file and are never sent to external services.
Node.js version 14 or higher. Access to a Microsoft SQL Server database (on‑premises or Azure).
Key tools include `mcp_SQL_mcp_discover_database()`, `mcp_SQL_mcp_table_details()`, `mcp_SQL_mcp_execute_query()`, `mcp_SQL_mcp_discover_tables()`, and `mcp_SQL_mcp_get_query_results()`.

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