What are the system database in sql server 2008?
Answer / Bhanu Pratap Sharma
The system databases in SQL Server 2008 include 'master', 'model', 'msdb', and 'tempdb'. Each of these databases serves a specific purpose, such as storing server-level metadata (master), defining the model for user databases (model), storing system-related data (msdb), and providing temporary storage space (tempdb).
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