feat(loaders): add Microsoft SQL Server support - #734
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Adds a `sqlserver://` loader so QueryWeaver can introspect Microsoft SQL Server and Azure SQL instances and answer natural-language questions against them. Rebuilt on top of current staging and reworked to address the review findings on #538. - api/loaders/sqlserver_loader.py: new pymssql-based loader. Connections use `as_dict=True`, so rows are read by column name; positional access raises KeyError with that setting. - Schema scoping: `parse_schema_from_url` reads `?schema=` (default `dbo`). All catalog queries join `sys.schemas` and bind the schema as a parameter, and sample queries are schema-qualified, so same-named tables in other schemas can no longer collide. - Identifier quoting: `quote_ident` doubles a literal `]` so it cannot terminate a bracket delimiter early. - Connections are released in `finally` via `_close_quietly` / `_rollback_quietly` instead of `if 'conn' in locals()`. - api/core/pipeline.py: dispatch `sqlserver://` with an `sdk_only` guard and a lazy import, and map `sqlserver`/`mssql` to the `tsql` sqlglot dialect. Without the mapping the fail-closed destructive-operation guard classified ordinary reads such as `SELECT TOP 10 ...` as destructive. - api/core/schema_loader.py: accept the `sqlserver://` scheme. - api/sql_utils/sql_sanitizer.py: "already quoted" is now dialect-scoped, so `[weird]` is still quoted on PostgreSQL/MySQL where brackets are data; `get_quote_char` returns `[` for sqlserver/mssql. - pyproject.toml: pymssql lives in the `server` extra, not core deps, so the published SDK wheel is unaffected. - DatabaseModal.tsx: replace the nested protocol/port/placeholder ternaries with a `DB_PROFILES` map and expose the SQL Server option and its schema field. - tests: new `tests/test_sqlserver_loader.py` uses fakes that mimic pymssql dict rows, so the cursor contract is actually exercised; added T-SQL dialect and bracket-quoting regression tests. - docs/sqlserver_loader.md and README updated. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
CodeQL flagged the sample-value query as `py/sql-injection` (high): the schema name reaches it from the user-supplied connection URL, and T-SQL cannot bind identifiers as parameters. Adds `validate_ident`, an anchored allow-list matching the existing `SnowflakeLoader._validate_identifier` pattern. It accepts only characters that can legitimately appear in a SQL Server object name and rejects everything capable of escaping a bracket delimiter (`]`, quotes, semicolons, backslashes, control characters), plus empty and over-long names. `quote_ident` keeps doubling `]` as defence in depth. Validation runs before the statement is built, so a hostile identifier never reaches `cursor.execute`. `parse_schema_from_url` now validates the schema at parse time, and `sample_size` is checked to be a positive int. Also imports `api.core` ahead of the loader in the new test module. The package's `__init__` eagerly pulls in the pipeline, which imports the loaders, so importing a loader first left `graph_loader` half-built and the file could not be run on its own. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
CodeQL still reported `py/sql-injection` after the allow-list validator: the schema name reaching the sample query originated in the user-supplied connection URL, and an anchored regex is not recognised as a barrier. The tables query now selects `s.name AS schema_name` back from `sys.schemas`, and that server-returned value is what gets interpolated into the sample query. The URL string is still used, but only as a bound query parameter, so it never reaches a statement body. This is also more correct: sampling now uses the server's canonical casing for the schema rather than whatever the URL happened to contain. Extracts `_build_column_description` and a `_KEY_TYPES` lookup out of `extract_columns_info` to keep it within the local-variable limit. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
`catalog_schema` was optional and fell back to the URL-derived schema, which kept the tainted value flowing into the interpolated sample query and left CodeQL's `py/sql-injection` alert open. It is now a required argument, so the only schema string that can reach a statement body is the one `sys.schemas` returned. The URL schema is used exclusively as a bound query parameter. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The SQL Server loader can fail to load schemas because its sampling query is invalid, and a failed refresh can remove the existing graph before replacement succeeds. Additional bounded risks include incorrect timeout behavior under concurrency, incomplete cross-schema relationships, and misleading API documentation, so the PR is not ready to merge without addressing the high-impact loader issues. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Pull request overview
Adds first-class Microsoft SQL Server support to QueryWeaver, wiring a new backend loader into the schema-loading pipeline, extending SQL identifier quoting for T-SQL, and exposing SQL Server as a selectable option in the frontend connect flow.
Changes:
- Introduces
SQLServerLoaderwith URL parsing, schema introspection, sample-value extraction, and query execution paths. - Registers
sqlserver://dispatch +tsqldialect mapping for destructive-operation detection, and extends SQL identifier quoting to support bracket delimiters. - Adds frontend UI support, documentation, dependency extras, and comprehensive tests for SQL Server behavior.
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| File | Description |
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| api/loaders/sqlserver_loader.py | New SQL Server schema loader and execution implementation. |
| api/core/pipeline.py | Routes sqlserver:// to the loader and maps SQL Server to tsql for destructive detection. |
| api/core/schema_loader.py | Adds sqlserver:// to the strict scheme allow-list. |
| api/sql_utils/sql_sanitizer.py | Makes “already quoted” dialect-scoped; adds bracket quoting/escaping for SQL Server. |
| app/src/components/modals/DatabaseModal.tsx | Adds SQL Server as a connect option and centralizes vendor defaults via DB_PROFILES. |
| tests/test_sqlserver_loader.py | New unit tests covering SQL Server loader URL parsing, introspection, quoting, and execution. |
| tests/test_sql_sanitizer.py | Adds bracket-quoting regression tests and dialect-scoped “already quoted” tests. |
| tests/test_destructive_detection.py | Adds regression tests ensuring T-SQL parses as non-destructive reads when appropriate. |
| docs/sqlserver_loader.md | New documentation for SQL Server loader usage and behavior. |
| pyproject.toml | Adds pymssql~=2.3.13 to the [server] extra. |
| uv.lock | Locks pymssql and updates extras resolution. |
| README.md | Updates supported database mentions to include SQL Server. |
| .github/wordlist.txt | Adds new SQL Server-related terms for spellcheck allow-list. |
| .gitignore | Ignores wordlist.dic. |
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512-545: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConsider using the selected
referenced_schema_name.The query selects
rs.name AS referenced_schema_name, but the mapping at Lines 540-545 drops it.extract_relationshipsrestricts both FK sides to the loaded schema, whileextract_foreign_keysdoes not. A table entity can therefore carry a foreign key that points to a table outside the loaded schema, which is never present inentities.Either filter on
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In `@app/src/components/modals/DatabaseModal.tsx`:
- Around line 167-181: Use the database profile’s default port when the
user-provided port is empty: compute an effective port as port or profile.port,
validate that value, and pass it to the URL construction in the connection flow
around getDbProfile and builtUrl. Update the corresponding validation near the
port field so SQL Server’s default port 1433 is accepted without manual entry.
In `@docs/sqlserver_loader.md`:
- Around line 47-50: Update the “Schema Extraction” documentation to state that
the loader extracts tables, not tables and views, consistent with
extract_tables_info and its sys.tables query; do not claim view extraction
unless that path is implemented.
- Around line 99-103: Update the SQL Server loader example to POST to
http://localhost:5000/database rather than the proxied /api/database/connect
endpoint, then split the response stream on |||FALKORDB_MESSAGE_BOUNDARY||| and
parse each resulting JSON frame instead of calling response.json().
In `@README.md`:
- Line 269: Update the README database support statements to mention that SQL
Server and Snowflake require installing the queryweaver[server] extra, including
the corresponding entries identified by the review. Place this requirement near
each affected support statement without changing unrelated documentation.
In `@tests/test_destructive_detection.py`:
- Line 307: Mark TestSQLQuoting in tests/test_sql_sanitizer.py as a unit test by
importing pytest and adding the pytest.mark.unit decorator; no direct change is
needed in tests/test_destructive_detection.py because its module-level unit
marker already covers TestSQLServerDialect.
In `@tests/test_sqlserver_loader.py`:
- Around line 85-160: Mark the test suite in tests/test_sqlserver_loader.py as
unit tests by adding pytestmark at the TestQuoteIdent, TestValidateIdent, and
TestSampleQueryValidation scope, or apply `@pytest.mark.unit` to each test; ensure
every test function receives the required custom marker while preserving
existing behavior.
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In `@api/loaders/sqlserver_loader.py`:
- Around line 512-545: Update the foreign-key mapping in extract_foreign_keys to
retain referenced_schema_name from the query result, so consumers can resolve
referenced tables across schemas; alternatively, apply an rs.name filter
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SQLServerLoader.load ran pymssql.connect and every cursor execute/fetch inline in an async generator, so a schema load stalled the whole event loop — including other requests and the stream keepalives. Move the driver work into _introspect_schema and await it through run_introspection, matching the PostgreSQL and MySQL loaders. The connection and cursor are now created, used and closed by the same worker thread, so a cancelled load cannot leave two threads on one connection. The URL is still parsed on the loop (pure string work) so a malformed URL fails before any progress message is emitted. Adds test_sqlserver_load_does_not_block_the_loop alongside the existing Postgres/MySQL loop-responsiveness tests. Also: docs said the loader extracts views, but it only queries sys.tables; README now states SQL Server and Snowflake need the queryweaver[server] extra; the port field falls back to the vendor default it already shows as a placeholder; test modules gained the unit marker; and the api.core side-effect import is now an explicit importlib.import_module call. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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- Around line 277-300: Update SQLServerLoader._introspect_schema with a return
type annotation describing the tuple of entities and relationships it returns,
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api/loaders/sqlserver_loader.py:152
_execute_sample_querysplitstable_namewithrpartition('.'), which breaks when the table name itself contains a dot (e.g. schemadbo, tablea.bbecomesdbo.a+b). Since callers buildqualified_table = f"{catalog_schema}.{table_name}", splitting on the first dot preserves dots inside the table portion.
schema, _, bare_table = table_name.rpartition('.')
api/loaders/sqlserver_loader.py:219
parse_schema_from_urldouble-decodes theschemaquery param:parse_qsalready percent-decodes values, so callingunquote()again can turn a literal%2Fsequence into/(double decoding). This can corrupt values and is inconsistent with standard URL parsing.
This issue also appears on line 260 of the same file.
schema = parse_qs(parsed.query).get('schema', [''])[0]
schema = unquote(schema).strip()
api/loaders/sqlserver_loader.py:728
execute_sql_queryalso connects and executes without any configured timeouts. A hung SQL Server can pin the execution worker indefinitely (connect/execute/fetch/commit). Consider applyingConfig.DB_CONNECT_TIMEOUT/DB_STATEMENT_TIMEOUTto the pymssql connection here too, consistent with MySQL/Postgres/Snowflake loaders.
conn_params = SQLServerLoader._parse_sqlserver_url(db_url)
# Connect to SQL Server database
conn = pymssql.connect(**conn_params) # pylint: disable=no-member
cursor = conn.cursor(as_dict=True)
api/loaders/sqlserver_loader.py:264
_parse_sqlserver_urldouble-decodes credentials:urlparse(...).username/.passwordare already percent-decoded byurllib.parse, so wrapping them inunquote()again can corrupt passwords containing literal percent-escapes (e.g.%2540intended to mean%40).
'server': parsed.hostname,
'port': parsed.port or DEFAULT_PORT,
'user': unquote(parsed.username),
'password': unquote(parsed.password) if parsed.password else "",
'database': database,
pymssql.connect was called with no timeouts, so a blackholed network or a stalled server pinned a worker thread indefinitely — and since introspection now runs on the shared executor, enough of those would drain it and stall every other database too. Both connect sites go through _with_timeouts: login_timeout from DB_CONNECT_TIMEOUT, and a query budget of DB_SCHEMA_TIMEOUT for introspection or DB_STATEMENT_TIMEOUT for query execution, matching the MySQL and Snowflake loaders. Also annotates _introspect_schema's return type. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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docs/sqlserver_loader.md:84
- This section says that doubling
]is applied in the loader’s catalog/sample queries, but the loader’svalidate_ident(...)currently rejects any identifier containing]. As written, the loader will fail to introspect tables/columns/schemas that contain a literal]in their names, so the doc should either note this limitation or the validation should be relaxed to allow](sincequote_identalready escapes it).
SQL Server delimits identifiers with brackets. A literal `]` inside a name is
escaped by doubling it, so `my]table` becomes `[my]]table]`. This is applied both
in the loader's own catalog/sample queries and in
`api/sql_utils/sql_sanitizer.py`, where `DatabaseSpecificQuoter.get_quote_char`
returns `[` for `sqlserver` and `mssql`.
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In `@api/loaders/sqlserver_loader.py`:
- Around line 279-291: The _with_timeouts helper currently passes pymssql
timeout options that are process-wide, allowing concurrent operations to
overwrite each other’s settings. Serialize each pymssql operation from
connection establishment through close, or replace the driver with one
supporting connection-local timeouts, while preserving the intended connect and
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pymssql documents that timeout and login_timeout have a process-wide effect, because the FreeTDS db-lib functions behind them are global. Giving schema introspection and query execution different budgets therefore did not give either one its budget — concurrent operations just overwrote each other's, leaving both nondeterministic. Both now use the same value: the larger of DB_SCHEMA_TIMEOUT and DB_STATEMENT_TIMEOUT. It still bounds the wait, and it is the only choice that cannot cut short an operation that was legitimately given the longer budget. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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707-710: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDerive the prefix from the known database suffix.
This split loses database-name components when the database contains
_. Forprefix="user1"anddatabase="sales_east",user1_sales_eastreloads asuser1_sales_sales_east. The original graph was already deleted at Line 703.Parse
db_urlfor the database name and remove only the exactf"_{db_name}"suffix fromgraph_id.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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700-704: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftDo not delete the current graph before a replacement is ready.
Line 703 deletes the current graph before
SQLServerLoader.loadvalidates, connects, introspects, and loads the replacement. If any later step fails, this method returns failure after permanently removing the usable graph.Build and validate the replacement first, then atomically replace the current graph.
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164-169: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick winFix the
DISTINCTsampling query.SQL Server raises error 145 because
NEWID()is not in theSELECT DISTINCTlist. MoveDISTINCTinto a derived table, then applyTOPandORDER BY NEWID()in the outer query.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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57-57: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftKeep schema and table names as separate identifier components.
extract_columns_infocombines them before_execute_sample_querysplits on the final period. A valid table namedsales.2025therefore becomes[dbo.sales].[2025]instead of[dbo].[sales.2025]. Pass both components separately and quote each component independently.Fix the SQL Server sampling query.
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In `@api/loaders/sqlserver_loader.py`:
- Around line 707-710: Update the graph ID reconstruction near the parts split
to parse the database name from db_url and remove only the exact
underscore-prefixed database suffix from graph_id. Preserve database names
containing underscores, so the prefix is not derived by dropping merely the
final component, and retain the existing handling when the expected suffix is
absent.
- Around line 700-704: Update SQLServerLoader.load so it does not call
graph.delete before replacement loading and validation complete; build the
replacement graph separately, then atomically replace the graph selected by
resolve_db(db).select_graph(graph_id) only after success, preserving the
existing graph whenever loading fails.
- Around line 164-169: Update the sampling query construction in the SQL Server
loader so DISTINCT is applied in a derived table, with the outer query applying
TOP and ORDER BY NEWID(). Preserve the existing column selection, qualified
table source, and non-null filter while avoiding DISTINCT and NEWID() in the
same SELECT scope.
- Line 57: Update extract_columns_info and _execute_sample_query to preserve
schema and table names as separate components, quoting each independently so
dots within table names remain part of the table identifier. Also restructure
the sampling SQL so DISTINCT is applied in a subquery, with TOP and ORDER BY
NEWID() applied by the outer query.
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api/loaders/sqlserver_loader.py:156
- _execute_sample_query() splits
table_nameusingrpartition('.'), which mis-parses valid SQL Server table names that contain a literal '.' (e.g. a table created as[a.b]). In that case the sample query will qualify the wrong schema/table and can fail the whole load. Consider supporting an unambiguous(schema, table)input (still keeping the currentschema.tablestring form for callers/tests).
This issue also appears on line 519 of the same file.
schema, _, bare_table = table_name.rpartition('.')
qualified = quote_ident(validate_ident(bare_table, "table name"))
if schema:
qualified = f"{quote_ident(validate_ident(schema, 'schema name'))}.{qualified}"
api/loaders/sqlserver_loader.py:519
- extract_columns_info() builds
qualified_tableas a"{schema}.{table}"string, which becomes ambiguous for SQL Server tables that contain a '.' in their name (it will be split incorrectly by _execute_sample_query). Pass(catalog_schema, table_name)instead to avoid relying on a delimiter that can also appear in identifiers.
qualified_table = f"{catalog_schema}.{table_name}"
Patch coverage on this branch was 85%. refresh_graph_schema was entirely untested despite dropping and reloading a graph, and the sqlserver:// arm of get_database_type_and_loader had no test at all - including the branch that tells an SDK-only install which extra to add instead of failing later on an ImportError. Now 99%. Also covers the malformed-URL rejections, both directions of the encrypt query parameter, the DDL result shape, pymssql.Error on load and on query, and that the connection cleanup helpers stay quiet when the driver throws on the way out - they run on the error path, so raising there would mask the original failure. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
A dot is legal inside a bracket-quoted SQL Server name, but the sampler recovers the schema and the table from one dotted string, so it has to guess which dot is the separator. `dbo.my.table` was read as `[dbo.my]` dot `[table]` and sampled a different object without saying so. Neither part may contain a dot now, which turns that into a clear error. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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extract_foreign_keys() isn’t fully schema-scoped on the referenced side (can point to non-loaded schemas), and schema parsing redundantly double-decodes query params, both needing adjustment before approval.
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extract_foreign_keys pinned the parent table to the requested schema but left the referenced side unconstrained, so a cross-schema key could point at a table that was never loaded. Constrain rs.name too, matching extract_relationships. Also drop the redundant unquote() on the schema URL parameter: parse_qs already percent-decodes, and decoding twice let double-encoded values past validate_ident.
`SELECT DISTINCT ... ORDER BY NEWID()` is not valid T-SQL (error 145), so sampling failed on the first column of the first table and took the whole schema load with it. The DISTINCT now happens in a derived table. Sampling is also best-effort: a column type SQL Server cannot compare (`xml`, `text`, `image`, spatial) or a name outside the old ASCII allow-list used to abort the load. Catalog identifiers now go through a validator that only rejects what `quote_ident` cannot make safe, and a failed sample costs that one column instead of the run. `uniqueidentifier` values reach the result stream as strings rather than breaking `json.dumps`. Foreign keys are read once for the whole schema instead of once per table, and feed both the column key kinds and the relationships. The `fk`/`uc` joins are deduplicated so a composite key cannot multiply column rows. Drops the unreachable `mssql` alias and corrects the docs to describe what the loader actually does. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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The new SQL Server tests/imports currently hard-require pymssql even in default make install environments, and the loader configures global logging at import time.
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`logging.basicConfig` at module scope reaches the root logger, so importing the loader could override the format and level `app_factory` installs for the whole process. Records still propagate; only the configuration call goes. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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SQLServerLoader.refresh_graph_schema() derives the reload prefix by splitting graph_id on _, which can mis-handle database ids containing underscores and reload into the wrong graph name.
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`load` names the graph `f"{prefix}_{db_name}"`, so recovering the prefix by
splitting the graph id on `_` picks the wrong boundary whenever the database
name contains one: `user1_my_db` yielded prefix `user1_my`, and the refresh
reloaded into `user1_my_my_db` after deleting the graph the user was looking
at. Strip the exact `_{db_name}` suffix instead, parsed before the delete so
a malformed URL cannot drop a graph it will not reload.
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The new sqlserver:// loader routing can raise an unhandled ModuleNotFoundError when pymssql isn’t installed, and one newly introduced loader error message is misleading for common non-connectivity failures.
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api/core/pipeline.py:152
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sqlserver://branch lazy-importsSQLServerLoader, but if the optionalpymssqldependency isn’t installed (e.g.make installrunsuv syncwithout extras), this raisesModuleNotFoundErrorduring URL detection and bubbles up as an unhandled error instead of a cleanInvalidArgumentErrorinstructing how to install the[server]extra.
api/loaders/sqlserver_loader.py:455 SQLServerLoader.load()treats anypymssql.Erroras a “connection error” and returns “Failed to connect…”, butpymssql.Erroralso covers server-side query/permission failures during introspection. This message will be misleading for common failures like missingsys.*permissions.
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Thanks for the quick turnaround. I re-ran the new head (e99cf16) against a real SQL Server 2022 with a deliberately hostile fixture — Hebrew, German and CJK table/column names, a table named
Unit tests and pylint are clean at the new head, and I agree with your pushback on the Two items from my review body never reached you — the body was dropped when the review was submitted, so only the inline comments went out:
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The fake-cursor suite cannot tell you whether a statement parses or what the driver decodes a column into, which is where every blocker in review lived. So build a deliberately awkward schema on a real server -- non-ASCII names, a `]` and a `.` in a table name, xml/text/geography columns, a uniqueidentifier, a composite key and a cross-schema foreign key -- and assert on what `_introspect_schema` returns. Skipped unless SQLSERVER_TEST_URL is set. It paid for itself immediately: the base wrapper keeps a sample only when it is already a str/int/float, so pymssql's `uuid.UUID` was discarded and every GUID column described itself with no examples. Samples are now serialized before that filter, which also recovers datetime, Decimal and bytes columns. `.coverage` was force-added past .gitignore in 050db37; removed. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Thanks for running it against a real server — and for re-sending the body, both items are in as of 041b9bf. 1. 2. Integration test — It paid for itself on the first run. 3.
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It introduces a new database loader/driver path with security- and reliability-critical behavior that warrants final human review despite strong test coverage.
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Rebases #538 onto current
staging(it was 95 commits behind) so it can be reviewed and landed. No functional changes were made on top of the original four commits.What this adds
Microsoft SQL Server support, following the existing loader pattern:
api/loaders/sqlserver_loader.py— schema introspection oversys.tables/sys.columns/sys.foreign_keys, with sample-value extraction.api/core/pipeline.py— registers thesqlserver://scheme, lazy-imports the loader (pymssqllives in the[server]extra), and maps the vendor to sqlglot'stsqldialect for destructive-query detection.api/core/schema_loader.py— addssqlserver://to_KNOWN_DB_SCHEMES.api/sql_utils/sql_sanitizer.py— bracket-quoting for T-SQL identifiers.app/src/components/modals/DatabaseModal.tsx— SQL Server option in the connect dialog.pyproject.toml—pymssql~=2.3.13in the[server]extra.docs/sqlserver_loader.md— usage docs.Review notes
The two Copilot review comments on #538 were already addressed in later commits on that branch:
?schema=URL parameter (defaulting todbo), filters catalog queries by it as a bound parameter, and qualifies sample queries with the schema name returned bysys.schemas.as_dict=Truerow indexing — sample extraction readsrow[col_name], notrow[0].The
tests/test_sqlserver_loader.py"unused import" flag is a false positive:import api.coreis deliberate and carries# noqa: F401, becauseapi.core.__init__must initialise before any loader module is imported.T-SQL cannot bind identifiers as parameters, so identifiers are interpolated — but only after an anchored allow-list check (
validate_ident) and bracket-quoting with]doubled (quote_ident). All catalog lookups use bound parameters.Verification
pytest: 479 passed, 2 skippedpylint: 10.00/10Supersedes #538 (left open for reference).
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Documentation
Tests
Closes #537
Closes #216