Fusion Schema MCP Server
Grounds a Fusion-SQL agent against Oracle Fusion schema catalog, enabling table/column search, validation, and relationship discovery.
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Fusion Schema MCP Server
Standalone HTTP MCP server that grounds a Fusion-SQL agent against the Oracle Fusion schema catalog. The models already know most Oracle ERP names (from EBS on-prem), but Fusion Cloud ≠ EBS — so these tools validate and correct the objects/columns the agent thinks it knows, and surface real join paths (declared FKs + mined relationships).
Scope: grounding only. No SQL parsing, no SQL execution/validation (that needs a live Oracle DB — later round). No agent, no CloudBeaver UI (later rounds).
Tools
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
searchTables(query, limit?) |
FTS over name + description + module; discovery by description |
getTable(name) |
metadata: type, module, description, primary key, column count |
getColumns(table) |
columns with type/size/nullable/description/PK flag |
validateTable(name) |
exists? + fuzzy "did-you-mean" (EBS→Fusion drift) |
validateColumns(table, columns[]) |
per-column exists + suggestions |
getIndexes(table) |
indexes with ordered columns + uniqueness |
getRelatedTables(table) |
declared FKs + mined relationships, tagged + confidence = join paths |
Data
data/ holds the source metadata (copied from ../../Bip/DB_SCHEMA via
scripts/copy-data.sh): META_TABLES/COLUMNS/INDEXES/PKEYS/FKEYS.csv +
mined_relationships.json. The compile step filters junk table rows to TABLE/VIEW and
builds catalog.sqlite (FTS5 + lookup indexes).
Build & run (CloudBeaver WSL distro)
All commands run inside the CloudBeaver WSL distro. Scripts avoid PowerShell→wsl quoting.
# 1. copy source data into ./data (once)
bash scripts/copy-data.sh
# 2. install deps, build TS, compile catalog.sqlite
bash scripts/install-build-compile.sh
# 3. boot + live smoke test (starts server, runs a real MCP client, asserts acceptance criteria)
bash scripts/verify.sh
Docker (the shipping form)
docker compose build
docker compose up -d
curl http://localhost:8979/health
The multi-stage image compiles the catalog at build time and ships only dist/ +
catalog.sqlite (the 250MB CSVs are dropped from the runtime image).
Connecting an agent
Point any MCP client at the Streamable-HTTP endpoint:
http://<host>:8979/mcp
e.g. Claude Agent SDK / Codex SDK mcpServers config, or the MCP inspector.
Env
| Var | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
MCP_PORT |
8979 |
HTTP port |
MCP_HOST |
0.0.0.0 |
bind host |
CATALOG_DB |
./catalog.sqlite |
catalog path |
DATA_DIR |
./data |
source CSV/JSON dir (compile step) |
MCP_URL |
http://127.0.0.1:8979/mcp |
smoke-client target |
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