Dbmc FAQs

Question 1

What is Dbmc?

Accepted Answer

Dbmc is a database MCP server that executes SQL queries on MSSQL databases and communicates with clients using Server-Sent Events (SSE).

Question 2

What are MCP clients and how do they interact with Dbmc?

Accepted Answer

MCP (Model-Client-Protocol) clients, such as Claude Desktop and Cursor, can use Dbmc to execute SQL queries. You need to configure your MCP client to point to the Dbmc server's URL.

Question 3

How do I install and run Dbmc?

Accepted Answer

You can run Dbmc using Docker (via Docker Compose), or locally by installing dependencies and running the server script. Detailed instructions are provided in the documentation.

Question 4

What databases does Dbmc support?

Accepted Answer

Currently, Dbmc supports MSSQL databases. Support for other databases may be added in the future.

Question 5

Does Dbmc support hot reloading?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Dbmc supports hot reloading for development when run with `docker-compose up --watch`, allowing for rapid iteration and testing.

Dbmc

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Dbmc

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