@@ -137,9 +137,7 @@ The server provides four built-in toolsets that can be enabled via `-Dtools`:
137137 <td><code>database-operator</code></td>
138138 <td>Database operations, transactions, monitoring, and execution plans</td>
139139 <td>
140- read-query, write-query, create-table, delete-table,
141- list-tables, describe-table, start-transaction, resume-transaction,
142- commit-transaction, rollback-transaction, db-ping,
140+ read-query, write-query, table, transaction, db-ping,
143141 db-metrics-range, explain-plan
144142 </td>
145143 </tr>
@@ -168,20 +166,20 @@ These tools provide direct SQL execution capabilities:
168166- ** ` write-query ` ** : Execute DML/DDL operations (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE, etc.) with autocommit.
169167
170168### 3.2. Table Management
171- These tools help you manage database tables :
169+ A single ** ` table ` ** tool covers all table management operations via an ` action ` parameter :
172170
173- - ** ` create-table ` ** : Create a table using full CREATE TABLE statements
174- - ** ` delete-table ` ** : Drop an existing table by name
175- - ** ` list-tables ` ** : List all tables and synonyms in the current schema
176- - ** ` describe-table ` ** : Get detailed column information for any table
171+ - ** ` action= create` ** : Create a table using full CREATE TABLE statements
172+ - ** ` action=drop ` ** : Drop an existing table by name ( ` table ` required)
173+ - ** ` action= list` ** : List all tables and synonyms in the current schema
174+ - ** ` action= describe` ** : Get detailed column information for any table ( ` table ` required)
177175
178176### 3.3. Transaction Management
179- These tools provide fine-grained control over database transactions :
177+ A single ** ` transaction ` ** tool covers all transaction lifecycle operations via an ` action ` parameter :
180178
181- - ** ` start-transaction ` ** : Begin a new JDBC transaction and get a transaction ID
182- - ** ` resume-transaction ` ** : Verify if a transaction ID is still active
183- - ** ` commit-transaction ` ** : Commit and close a transaction
184- - ** ` rollback-transaction ` ** : Rollback and close a transaction
179+ - ** ` action= start` ** : Begin a new JDBC transaction and get a transaction ID
180+ - ** ` action= resume` ** : Verify if a transaction ID is still active ( ` txId ` required)
181+ - ** ` action= commit` ** : Commit and close a transaction ( ` txId ` required)
182+ - ** ` action= rollback` ** : Rollback and close a transaction ( ` txId ` required)
185183
186184### 3.4. Database Monitoring
187185These tools help monitor database health and performance:
@@ -544,7 +542,7 @@ Ultimately, the token must be included in the http request header (e.g. `Authori
544542 You can pass individual tools (e.g. <code>get-jdbc-stats</code>, <code>read-query</code>) or any of the following built-in toolsets:
545543 <ul>
546544 <li><code>mcp-admin</code> — server discovery and runtime configuration tools (list-tools, edit-tools)</li>
547- <li><code>database-operator</code> — database operations, transactions, monitoring, and execution plans (read-query, write-query, create- table, delete-table, list-tables, describe-table, start-transaction, resume-transaction, commit-transaction, rollback- transaction, db-ping, db-metrics-range, explain-plan).</li>
545+ <li><code>database-operator</code> — database operations, transactions, monitoring, and execution plans (read-query, write-query, table, transaction, db-ping, db-metrics-range, explain-plan).</li>
548546 <li><code>log-analyzer</code> — all JDBC log and RDBMS/SQLNet analysis tools (get-jdbc-stats, get-jdbc-queries, get-jdbc-errors, list-log-files-from-directory, jdbc-log-comparison, get-jdbc-connection-events, get-rdbms-errors, get-rdbms-packet-dumps)</li>
549547 <li><code>rag</code> — similarity-search</li>
550548 </ul>
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