<p> {mos_sb_discuss:29}&nbsp;<br /> <br /> Databases are also considered containers. They hold the objects that make up your server's purpose in life. Tables, views, indexes, and stored procedures are all objects that reside in your database. You can, and often will, have multiple user-defined databases residing on your server. These databases are where the production information and code reside. ... http://www.webdotdev.com/nvd Fri, 09 Jan 2009 15:27:08 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 <p> {mos_sb_discuss:29}&nbsp;<br /> <br /> Databases are also considered containers. They hold the objects that make up your server's purpose in life. Tables, views, indexes, and stored procedures are all objects that reside in your database. You can, and often will, have multiple user-defined databases residing on your server. These databases are where the production information and code reside. Other databases are installed on your server to give it the intelligence it needs to function. </p>