What are the types in SYS objects?

What are different types of objects in SQL?

SQL objects are schemas, journals, catalogs, tables, aliases, views, indexes, constraints, triggers, sequences, stored procedures, user-defined functions, user-defined types, global variables, and SQL packages. SQL creates and maintains these objects as system objects.

What are system objects in SQL?

Object Type CodeObject typeDescription of the Object TypeUTable (user-defined)USER_TABLEUQUNIQUE constraintUNIQUE_CONSTRAINTVViewVIEWXExtended stored procedureEXTENDED_STORED_PROCEDURE

How do I find the SYS objects in SQL Server?

We can use system catalog view sys. objects to view all objects in a SQL database. It has a column type that contains the object category. For example, if we want to search only for the user-defined table, we use 'U' value for the type column.

What is type U in Sysobjects?

U = User table. UQ = UNIQUE constraint (type is K) V = View. X = Extended stored procedure.