Update alter-workload-group-transact-sql.md

[kendra-little]

Adding note that to modify resource governor configuration in Azure SQL Managed instance, you must be in the context of the master database.

If I attempt to run a resource governor command in the context of another database, I receive the message:

Msg 40510, Level 16, State 2, Line 31
Statement 'ALTER RESOURCE GOVERNOR' is not supported in this version of SQL Server.

But it works when I use master.

I think probably this note should be integrated into an include file in some way, but I couldn't manage to do this through the web UI and I wanted to submit this before I forgot. If it's easier to close this PR and make the change another way, totally understand. Thanks in advance!

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[rwestMSFT]

@kendra-little Are you suggesting that this should be noted across all the Resource Governor articles in this section where we mention SQL Managed Instance?

[kendra-little]

@kendra-little Are you suggesting that this should be noted across all the Resource Governor articles in this section where we mention SQL Managed Instance?

Hiya,

I don't have a super strong opinion -- I ran into the issue when altering the default workload group, which I think might be one of the more common operations for resource governor with Managed Instance.

But I can see how someone might run into it on other pages like https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/resource-governor/create-and-test-a-classifier-user-defined-function?view=sql-server-ver16, which might also be common for folks to use due to the handy scripts.

Whatever you think best, really :) Just took me a while to figure it out, especially because I don't see the same behavior on my local SQL Server install, which doesn't seem to care which database I'm using when running these commands. I was convinced for a brief time that it was broken or not allowed until I thought to try using master.

Thank you!

[kendra-little]

ps -- i think i just realized why you asked. I made this PR using the "pencil" and I saw

[!INCLUDE alter-workload-group]

which seemed like where the modification would go, but I didn't know how to edit that directly through the UI :)

Sorry if that was confusing!

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@kendra-little I think this is what you had in mind. Check the files tab now.

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