What are system objects in SQL Server?

What are SQL Server system objects?

Contains one row for each object that is created within a database, such as a constraint, default, log, rule, and stored procedure. This SQL Server 2000 system table is included as a view for backward compatibility. We recommend that you use the current SQL Server system views instead.

What are the types in SYS objects?

sys.objects.typeAF = Aggregate function (CLR)P = SQL Stored ProcedureTA = Assembly (CLR) DML triggerFT = Assembly (CLR) table-valued functionS = System base tableV = ViewIF = SQL inline table-valued functionSN = SynonymX = Extended stored procedureIT = Internal tableSQ = Service queue

What is a object in SQL?

An object is any SQL Server resource, such as a SQL Server lock or Windows process. Each object contains one or more counters that determine various aspects of the objects to monitor. For example, the SQL Server Locks object contains counters called Number of Deadlocks/sec and Lock Timeouts/sec.

What is SYS tables in SQL Server?

System Tables are a special type of table in which the SQL Server Engine stores information about the SQL Server instance configurations and objects information, that can be queried using the system views.