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Hello community.
A while ago I got into trouble with Notion, creating a poorly configured relationship between two databases that, as a result, created more than 900 properties in the databases.
Notion does not allow deleting them in batches, I have to manually delete them one by one. Each click has a delay due to the weight of the information.
And I ended up discovering Zapier due to a recommendation from an AI that advised me to use automation to solve the problem. Unfortunately, this same AI did not give me a good tutorial on how to proceed.

I ask you to give me this strength.
My PC is modest and these properties are the reason for a slowdown that is eating away at my health in my work routine.

There are more than 900 properties.
The good news, I think, is that they all start with: relacionado a proposta’ (in Portuguese)

Hi ​@Nantes,

 

Welcome to the Community. 

 

Zapier's integration with Notion supports creating, updating, and retrieving database items but does not allow for deleting properties. To manage excess properties, contacting Notion Support may provide a more effective solution. While Zapier can't directly resolve this, Notion's backend tools might help maintain a clean and efficient database.

 

I hope this helps! If you have further questions, feel free to ask us, and I'd be happy to assist further.

Obrigado

 

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