database

To run SQL queries on a PostgreSQL or MySQL database, provide a valid connection string to execute SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statements and return results directly for ad-hoc querying and data modification.

The best way to inspect database schema is using schema discovery functions like list_tables and describe_table, which inspect table structures, columns, and types to verify your database setup during development.

Yes, you can execute database transactions to run multiple SQL statements as a single unit of work using the execute_transaction function, applying to safe data modification in development and operations workflows.

Yes, you need a valid connection string to connect to PostgreSQL or MySQL databases, enabling you to quickly validate that your credentials work and establish reusable connections for querying.

Yes, you should use a read-only user for database queries and schema exploration to ensure safe data handling, preventing unintended data modification while inspecting table structures and running SELECT statements.