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Resource Database in SQL Server



Resource DB having below properties:

1. Read only DB
2. Contains system objects
3. Does not contain any user objects
4. Physical name of the DB
                              









5. Each SQL Instance having only 1 Resource DB.
6. DB id of Resource DB always 32767
7. DB backup is not possible of Resource DB.



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