How do we auto delete the relations automatically as well when we delete a connection that were made between two symbols

Hi, 

The definitions of connections are in DB untill you reorganize your DB. To do this, you can use the Reorganization function to clear these all 'dead' connections:

If yoy use a browser interface:

Also, it makes sense to add this command for a daily backup routine (of course, if you use the ARIS Enterprise version):

arisadm10 -s localhost:81 -t default -u system {crypted}YOUR_PASSWORD reorg all

Thank you very much !
This is a good solution.

however, i was more looking for a dymanic solution, to delete the relations.
Probably a macro that i am trying to develop:-)

Best Regards,
Suresh Talari

In this case, a macro is a very questionable solution. Why does ARIS not delete the connection definition immediately? Because a connection cannot exist without objects, sometimes when you delete one of the objects, the connection disappears from the model. If you had stored data in the connection (e.g., on BPMN, usually the connection after the gateway stores the Condition expression attribute), you will lose the data with the instant deletion. That is why ARIS gives you some time to keep the connection in the DB—this is a normal and logical system behavior within all generations of ARIS.

 Macro... well, it could be used as a tool, but it slows the system, and from the end-user experience, it is mainly negative.

Here is another discussion in the Community on a similar subject that will likely be helpful. Relationships/Connections Occurrences and DB Reorganization | ARIS BPM Community

In the end I created a report script that provides a list of Connections/Relationships with NO Occurrences. There are never too many of the type "Transmits Data To" or "Received Data From" and I just Delete them manually via the Architect Client as part of my Monthly Maintenance. 

I attached that script to the original discussion and you could use it as a bit of a basis for what you are looking for, I am sure.

Hello Michael,

This i think will be the probable solution i guess.
For my usecase deleting the connection and relationship is the key to run other macros that calculate attributes and auto populate them 

Thank you!

Br,
Suresh Talari

I agree, however we are bit dependent on this as we have other marcos that run on model save to auto populate and the logic built would effect 

But, thank you very much for putting some thoughts on it

Br,
Suresh Talari