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"Understanding SQL Server Schema and Querying" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve the archive database schema, including table and column names. Understand available data for crafting SQL queries.
    Apache 2.0
  • Execute large market data API calls and optionally store results as in-memory DataFrames for SQL querying. Automatically detects pagination via _next_page to retrieve complete datasets.
    MIT
  • Remove a SQL schema from a Microsoft Fabric warehouse or SQL Analytics endpoint. Use cascade to permanently delete tables and views within the schema.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the schema, sample data, and row count of a parquet file to analyze its structure before querying. Ideal for understanding columns, data types, and preparing SQL queries efficiently.
    MIT
  • Move a T-SQL user-defined function to a different schema using ALTER SCHEMA TRANSFER. Supports Data Warehouses and SQL Analytics endpoints, without altering the function's stored definition.
    MIT

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  • Generate example SQL queries for blockchain datasets using DuckDB. Streamline querying and schema inspection for Ethereum data with workflow tips. Enhance efficiency in blockchain data analysis.
    MIT
  • Register a new database connection with encrypted credentials to enable subsequent schema introspection and querying.
    MIT
  • Discover database tables and views in SQL Server with optional filtering by schema, name pattern, or view inclusion to analyze database structure.
    Apache 2.0
  • Access the complete database schema, relationships, and SQL patterns to understand Shopify store data structure before querying.
    MIT
  • Execute SQL files for database migrations, schema changes, or data imports. Supports atomic transactions, validation preview, and pattern stripping for compatibility.
    MIT
  • Discover available SQL Server instances before querying. Use this tool to list server names for subsequent data retrieval.
    MIT
  • Execute SQL queries via Superset's SQL Lab to retrieve data. Provide database ID and SQL; set schema, catalog, or template params as needed.
    MIT
  • List T-SQL user-defined functions in a Microsoft Fabric warehouse or SQL Analytics Endpoint. Filter by schema and function kind to locate scalar UDFs or inline TVFs.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the SQL definition and column structure of PostgreSQL views to understand database schema and query logic.
    MIT
  • Fetch historical stock price data and load it into a SQL database for analysis. Use this tool to prepare market data for SQL queries, enabling detailed financial analysis of price trends and patterns.
    MIT
  • Fetch option chain data and load it into an SQL database for analysis using SQL queries. This tool enables structured querying of options data for the specified underlying symbol.
    MIT
  • Execute a read-only SQL SELECT query on a specified SQL Server and database. Retrieve data safely without modification.
    MIT
  • Execute SQL queries with parameterized statements to prevent injection. Supports transactions, multiple statements, and schema hints for database management.
    MIT
  • Run a read-only SQL SELECT/WITH statement on a SQLite database and receive the result rows as JSON. Inspect schema resources to understand tables and columns before querying.
    MIT