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Analyzes, lints, and converts SQL queries between dialects, enhancing SQL workflow accuracy and compatibility.
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Analyzes, lints, and converts SQL queries between dialects, enhancing SQL workflow accuracy and compatibility.
This server is generally safe for analyzing and converting SQL queries. However, users should exercise caution when using transpiled SQL in production environments and ensure proper input sanitization to prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities. The risk is moderate due to the potential for incorrect dialect conversion and the need for careful review of transpiled queries.
Performance depends on the complexity of the SQL queries. Large, complex queries may take longer to analyze and transpile. Consider optimizing queries before analysis.
The server itself has minimal cost, but consider the computational resources used for analysis and transpilation, especially for large-scale operations.
npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector{
"mcpServers": {
"sql-analyzer": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"--from",
"git+https://github.com/j4c0bs/mcp-server-sql-analyzer.git",
"mcp-server-sql-analyzer"
]
}
}
}lint_sqlValidates SQL query syntax and returns any errors.
Read-only operation; only analyzes the SQL string.
transpile_sqlConverts SQL between different dialects.
May introduce subtle errors during conversion; requires careful review.
get_all_table_referencesExtracts table and CTE references from SQL.
Read-only operation; analyzes SQL to extract table names.
get_all_column_referencesExtracts column references with table context.
Read-only operation; analyzes SQL to extract column names.
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This server is generally safe for analyzing and converting SQL queries. However, users should exercise caution when using transpiled SQL in production environments and ensure proper input sanitization to prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities. The risk is moderate due to the potential for incorrect dialect conversion and the need for careful review of transpiled queries.
The server primarily performs read-only analysis. Autonomy should be limited to suggesting changes based on analysis results, not automatically applying them.
Production Tip
Sanitize SQL inputs on the client side to prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities.
The server supports a wide range of SQL dialects through the SQLGlot library. Use the `dialects://all` resource to get a list of supported dialects.
No, this server is designed for analysis, linting, and conversion, not for executing SQL queries.
Always sanitize user-provided SQL inputs on the client side before sending them to the server.
The server will likely return an error message indicating that the dialect is not supported. Check the list of supported dialects and consider using a more common dialect.
While the server attempts to accurately convert SQL, it's crucial to carefully review and test the transpiled SQL before deploying it to production. Subtle errors may occur during conversion.
Specify the dialect in the `dialect` parameter of the `lint_sql`, `get_all_table_references`, and `get_all_column_references` tools. Use the `read_dialect` and `write_dialect` parameters in the `transpile_sql` tool.
The tools are limited by the capabilities of the SQLGlot library. Complex or highly customized SQL may not be fully supported.