Explain about system database?
Answer / Gangadhar Choudhary
The System Database (sysdb) in SQL Server is a hidden, system-only database that is created when the instance of SQL Server is installed. It contains various system objects and metadata used by SQL Server itself. It cannot be accessed directly by users or applications. Instead, users interact with the master database which has a read-only view of some of the system objects in the System Database.
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