SQL database in master



I've realised that a database we've been running ended up inside the SQL
2000 master schema, and not in the separate database as was planned. I
remember clicking through the application installer options and thought I
did tell it to use the new database I created instead of master, however,
the master schema is the one that's got all of the applications tables and
growing in size, whilst the separate database is only a couple of hundred
kb.

I am wondering, is it relatively easy to move the application to the
intended database (on the same SQL server) or is it normal practice to leave
things in the master schema? Should I move it out of master?

I'm relatively new to SQL server so any help is appreciated.!


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