My main use case for Azure SQL Managed Instance is for storing information related to insurance and claims in the staging database to avoid using Dataverse because it is more expensive. I use Azure SQL Managed Instance to store claim information, which allows me to save the data there. Typically, I have a retention period of 30 days in my own Dataverse. Once the data is moved from Dataverse to Azure SQL Managed Instance, I immediately delete that data from Dataverse. The retention period in Azure SQL Managed Instance is eight years, and I display that data on Dataverse by using the OData API in the virtual table.
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My main use case for Azure SQL Managed Instance is for storing information related to insurance and claims in the staging database to avoid using Dataverse because it is more expensive. I use Azure SQL Managed Instance to store claim information, which allows me to save the data there. Typically, I have a retention period of 30 days in my own Dataverse. Once the data is moved from Dataverse to Azure SQL Managed Instance, I immediately delete that data from Dataverse. The retention period in Azure SQL Managed Instance is eight years, and I display that data on Dataverse by using the OData API in the virtual table.