>>Might have been better then to have SQL Server to default to the Master database whenever we create a new database. :)
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>You would still have to be in the master database context to issue the command. The permission to execute CREATE DATABASE is stored in Master's sysprotects. SQL Server can't automatically change you database context, you may not have permission to change you database context to master.

OIC

I guess this naming convention or way of doing things in SQL Server might be a little bit confusing. I mean, all the settings we need to have shouldn't be part of a database or at least not one appearing among the list of other databases.