What is the difference between system table and transactional table

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System tables store metadata about the database system while transactional tables store data related to transactions.

System tables contain information about the database schema, users, permissions, and other system-related data.
Transactional tables store data related to business transactions, such as sales, orders, and inventory.
System tables are typically read-only and are used by the database management system to perform administrative tasks.
Transactional tables are read-write and are used by applications to insert, update, and delete data.
Examples of system tables include sys.objects and sys.columns in SQL Server, while examples of transactional tables include sales_orders and inventory_items.

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