This message appears when Fxjournalstats can’t access the Notion database that a chart, milestone, or calendar card is linked to. The most common causes are:
- The database was deleted or moved to Trash in Notion.
- The database/page was disconnected from the Fxjournalstats integration (so the integration no longer has permission).
How to fix it
1) Reconnect the integration in Notion
Open Notion and navigate to the database (or the page that contains it). Click ... (top right) → Connections → connect Fxjournalstats.
Read this guide for more ways to fix this.
2) Re-select the database in Fxjournalstats
Back in Fxjournalstats, open the chart/milestone/calendar settings and re-select the database from the dropdown.
If you still don’t see the database in the dropdown
- Make sure the database is not in Trash in Notion.
- Re-check Connections on the database page (the integration must be connected to the page/database you’re using).
- If the original database was deleted, restore it or create a new one, then link it from the card settings (or create a new chart/milestone/calendar pointing to a different database).