MCP server for read-only MySQL queries
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# mcp-mysql-query MCP server for read-only MySQL queries. Only SELECT statements are allowed — all other operations are rejected at the SQL validation layer. ## Features - SELECT-only enforcement (INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/DDL all blocked) - AST-level SQL analysis via `sqlglot` to catch injection and embedded write operations - Blocks dangerous constructs: `LOAD DATA INFILE`, `SELECT INTO OUTFILE`, `load_file()`, etc. - Stacked statement prevention (`;` separated statements) - Returns results as JSON with column names, rows, and truncation indicator ## Configuration Set these environment variables: | Variable | Description | Default | |---|---|---| | `MYSQL_HOST` | MySQL hostname | `localhost` | | `MYSQL_PORT` | Port | `3306` | | `MYSQL_DATABASE` | Database name | | | `MYSQL_USERNAME` | Login username | | | `MYSQL_PASSWORD` | Login password | | ## Claude Desktop configuration ```json { "mcpServers": { "mysql": { "command": "uvx", "args": ["mcp-mysql-query@latest"], "env": { "MYSQL_HOST": "your-server", "MYSQL_DATABASE": "your-db", "MYSQL_USERNAME": "your-user", "MYSQL_PASSWORD": "your-password" } } } } ``` ## Tool ### `query_mysql` Run a read-only SELECT query against the configured MySQL database. **Parameters:** - `sql` (required) — MySQL SELECT statement - `max_rows` (optional) — Maximum rows to return, default 100, max 1000
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