Is it a bad practice to put user tables into Master database?


hi, experts here,

i wondering if bad practice put user tables master database? pros, cons?

any suggestions or discusstions please? thanks.

i looking forward hearing you.

best regards,

yours sincerely,

 

 

yes, bad practise.

 

go through idea.

master database

 

master database records existence of other databases , location of database files , records initialization information sql server. therefore, sql server cannot start if master database unavailable.

 

so happened master sure whole server in trouble.  better keep safe normal user.

 

regards



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