What is master database? : SQL Server Architecture
Answer / Rohit Kumar Kele
"Master Database" is a system database in SQL Server that stores important system objects and metadata, such as server-level security, system configuration settings, and system databases. It does not store user data. The Master database helps manage the overall architecture of the SQL Server instance.
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