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You probably know that Microsoft SQL server will not start when the master database is corrupt or not available.
Published : 2014-05-27.
Last updated : 2017-05-02.
Thomas LaRock wrote an excellent
blog entry about
restoring the master database in Microsoft SQL Server 2012. "
The master database stores metadata about the instance of SQL Server: things like server logins, databases and database file
locations, server configuration details, and linked server definitions are all stored inside of the master database. If the
master database is not available (say, due to corruption or a disaster that wipes away the disk where the master database is
kept) then your instance of SQL Server cannot function.". Just keep the document on hand.
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