MCP server for Microsoft SQL Server using mssql-python
MCP server for Microsoft SQL Server using mssql-python. mcp-name: io.github.daedalus/mcp-server-mssql - Connect to Microsoft SQL Server - Close an existing connection - List all active connections - Execute SQL query and return results - Execute SQL and return single value - Fetch results from a cursor - Call a stored procedure - Commit current transaction - Rollback current transaction - Perform…
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MCP server for Microsoft SQL Server using mssql-python. mcp-name: io.github.daedalus/mcp-server-mssql - Connect to Microsoft SQL Server - Close an existing connection - List all active connections - Execute SQL query and return results - Execute SQL and return single value - Fetch results from a cursor - Call a stored procedure - Commit current transaction - Rollback current transaction - Perform bulk copy operation - List database tables - List stored procedures - Parse connection string -…
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