Oracle Database

Oracle Database

Query an Oracle database directly: list tables, describe columns and run read-only SQL. Installs read-only; credentials are held encrypted rather than in the connection string.

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Setup in 2 minutes

  1. 1Start a free trial on cloud.anythingmcp.com.
  2. 2Click Oracle Database in the connector store. Paste credentials when prompted.
  3. 3Mint an MCP API key and point your AI client at the generated MCP URL.
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Guides for Oracle

Step-by-step setup for the most popular AI clients.

Setting up Oracle Database

From the connector definition itself: where to find the credentials, what they need to be allowed to do, and which API this adapter talks to.

Setup

  1. Create a user with only CREATE SESSION and the SELECTs it needs:
    CREATE USER amcp_reader IDENTIFIED BY "change-me";
    GRANT CREATE SESSION TO amcp_reader;
    GRANT SELECT ON sales.orders TO amcp_reader;
    -- or, for a whole schema, a read-only role you maintain
    
  2. Set ORACLE_HOST, ORACLE_PORT (1521), ORACLE_DATABASE — the service name (e.g. ORCLPDB1), not the SID — plus ORACLE_USER and ORACLE_PASSWORD.

The node-oracledb driver needs to be in thin mode or have Instant Client available. Thin mode covers Oracle 12.1 and newer with no client install; an older server needs Instant Client on the AnythingMCP host.

Oracle folds unquoted identifiers to UPPER CASE. A table created as Orders without quotes is ORDERS, and WHERE table_name = 'Orders' matches nothing. The describe tool compares against the value you pass verbatim, so pass it upper-cased unless the table was created with quotes.

Oracle has no LIMIT. Use FETCH FIRST 100 ROWS ONLY (12c and newer) or WHERE ROWNUM <= 100.

How a database connector behaves

  • It installs read-only. The engine rejects anything that is not a read until you flip the switch in the connector's settings. That is a guard rail, not a security boundary: give the connection a database role that is itself read-only, and the guard rail never has to matter.
  • Credentials live in the encrypted authConfig, not in the connection string. ORACLE_USER and ORACLE_PASSWORD are stored encrypted and spliced into the DSN at call time; the host and database name are stored in the plaintext baseUrl column.
  • Results are capped at 1000 rows. A query that would return more comes back truncated with a flag. Aggregate in SQL rather than in the agent.
  • A statement runs exactly as written. There is no query rewriting and no automatic LIMIT — an unbounded scan on a large table is a real unbounded scan on your production database. Say LIMIT.

Reachable from where?

  • On AnythingMCP Cloud the server must accept connections from the public internet, which for a production database usually means it should not. Point the connector at a read replica, or self-host AnythingMCP inside the network.
  • Self-hosted, add the host to SSRF_ALLOWED_HOSTS: the outbound guard blocks private address space by default, and 10.0.0.5 is exactly the shape it is there to block.

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