mcp-mssql
by FarukNetworks
This guide provides instructions on setting up and using the MSSQL MCP (MCP stands for Model-Code Proxy) server. It details the steps for creating a virtual environment, configuring connection details, and integrating the server with the Cursor editor.
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What is mcp-mssql?
The MSSQL MCP server is a tool that allows you to connect to and interact with an MSSQL database from within the Cursor editor. It acts as a proxy, enabling you to execute queries and manage your database using natural language prompts.
How to use mcp-mssql?
To use the MSSQL MCP server, you need to create a virtual environment, configure the connection details in a .env file, and then configure the Cursor editor to use the server by modifying the .cursor/mcp.json file. After that, you can use prompts within Cursor to interact with the database.
Key features of mcp-mssql
Database Connection
Query Execution
Cursor Integration
Environment Configuration
Use cases of mcp-mssql
Database Management within Cursor
Executing SQL Queries
Checking Database Connection
Automated Database Tasks
FAQ from mcp-mssql
What is a virtual environment?
What is a virtual environment?
A virtual environment is a self-contained directory that contains a Python installation for a particular project, as well as any package dependencies.
Why do I need a virtual environment?
Why do I need a virtual environment?
Virtual environments help isolate project dependencies, preventing conflicts between different projects.
Where do I create the .env file?
Where do I create the .env file?
Create the .env file in the root directory of your mssql_mcp_server project.
What is the purpose of the mcp.json file?
What is the purpose of the mcp.json file?
The mcp.json file configures the Cursor editor to use the MSSQL MCP server, specifying the command and environment variables needed to run the server.
How do I verify the connection to the MSSQL server?
How do I verify the connection to the MSSQL server?
After configuring the server, you can prompt the Cursor editor with something like 'Use MSSQL MCP server to check connection' to verify the connection.