Does "managed instance of Azure SQL Database" refer to Azure SQL Managed Instance?

[WyattBest]

It's unclear if the sentence "Microsoft Dynamics GP cannot use a managed instance of Azure SQL Database" is referring to the Azure product Microsoft.AzureSQL or to Microsoft.SQLManagedInstance or to both.

I was trying to determine if it's possible to use Dynamics GP and Management Reporter with Azure SQL Managed Instance, which offers many more features than Azure SQL.

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• ID: 28600323-7a5d-1706-a7f0-413a113b7663
• Version Independent ID: 28600323-7a5d-1706-a7f0-413a113b7663
• Content: Microsoft Dynamics GP on Microsoft Azure - Dynamics GP
• Content Source: dynamics-gp/installation/MicrosoftAzureandGP.md
• Product: dynamics-gp
• GitHub Login: @theley502
• Microsoft Alias: theley

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Hello, thanks for your feedback. We triage this feedback regularly and use it to plan for future documentation improvements.

[Eva Dupont]

Hello,
Thank you for your feedback!
As you can see in the system requirements for Dynamics GP, only SQL Server is supported:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics-gp/upgrade/system-requirements#database-configuration-changes