If you want to see tables created in master database to your user database, create the table with name "sp_" as prefix .
You can access the table in any user database.
First create table:
USE
CREATE TABLE sp_test (id int)
USE master
INSERT INTO sp_test VALUES(1)
INSERT INTO sp_test VALUES(2)
INSERT INTO sp_test VALUES(3)
INSERT INTO sp_test VALUES(4)
INSERT INTO sp_test VALUES(5)
Now select from other user database
USE test
SELECT * FROM sp_test
you will get following.
id
1
2
3
4
5 master
You can access the table in any user database.
First create table:
USE
CREATE TABLE sp_test (id int)
USE master
INSERT INTO sp_test VALUES(1)
INSERT INTO sp_test VALUES(2)
INSERT INTO sp_test VALUES(3)
INSERT INTO sp_test VALUES(4)
INSERT INTO sp_test VALUES(5)
Now select from other user database
USE test
SELECT * FROM sp_test
you will get following.
id
1
2
3
4
5 master
Accessing tables in other database which are created in master database.
Reviewed by kamal kumar das
on
February 22, 2012
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