What is msdb database? : SQL Server Architecture
Answer / Jamal Ahmad
"MSDB Database" is another system database in SQL Server that manages various administrative and operational tasks, such as job scheduling, maintenance plans, and error logs. It stores information about SQL Agent jobs, the history of executed jobs, and related settings.
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