When I was using SQL Server 2008, I was accidentally running a lot of scripts against the SQL server master database.
Can this be problematic? Which problems can arise from doing so?
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When I was using SQL Server 2008, I was accidentally running a lot of scripts against the SQL server master database.
Can this be problematic? Which problems can arise from doing so?
No harm done
System objects are protected from DDL and DML, more so since SQL Server 2005+
You may have been unlucky enough to overwrite some unprotected objects (very slim chance, probably not happend) but it’s something we’ve all done…