HANA Cloud MCP Server provides a bridge between SAP HANA Cloud databases and Cursor IDE for machine learning operations. It implements a three-layer architecture (Models, Contexts, and Protocols) that enables managing predictive models, execution contexts, and standardized communication protocols through a RESTful API. The server handles both inference and training operations, supports SQL and Python-based protocol handlers, and includes features for health monitoring and database schema initialization, making it ideal for organizations using HANA Cloud for data science workflows.
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Verify connectivity and inspect configuration.
Test the connection to the SAP HANA database.
Display the current environment variables.
Retrieve information about the current session including user, schema, and database.
Get a paginated list of schemas in the database.
Retrieve a list of tables within a schema.
Get metadata information about a specific table.
Provide a detailed explanation of a table's structure and its columns.
Search for tables based on specific criteria.
Search for columns based on specific criteria.
Execute a parameterized SQL query with optional row, column, and cell limits.
Retrieve the next page of results from a previous query execution.
List all constraints defined in the database.
Retrieve a list of foreign keys in the database.
Get a list of indexes defined on tables.
Provide details about a specific index.
Retrieve a list of views in the database.
Get metadata information about a specific view.
List all synonyms defined in the database.
Get a list of privileges assigned to users.
Retrieve the Data Definition Language (DDL) statement for a specific database object.
List all stored procedures in the database.
Get details about a specific stored procedure.
Retrieve a list of functions in the database.
Get details about a specific function.
List all calculation views in the database.
Retrieve a list of sequences in the database.
Get statistics about a specific table.
Retrieve sample data from a specific table.
Get statistics about specific columns in a table.
Retrieve the execution plan for a specific SQL query.
Get a graph of object dependencies within the database.
Retrieve information about table partitions.
Get a list of the most resource-intensive queries executed.