What type of fields should be removed from the application?

The focus on removing unsupported fields from the application is based on the need for data integrity, application performance, and compatibility. Unsupported fields are those that do not adhere to the established data management standards or are not compatible with the platform's functionalities. Retaining unsupported fields can lead to issues such as errors during data processing, difficulties in reporting, and overall instability of the application.

Moreover, unsupported fields may cause confusion among users, leading to potential data entry mistakes or misinterpretation of information. By eliminating these fields, the application can operate more efficiently, ensuring that the data being processed and utilized is reliable and relevant. This leads to enhanced user experience and minimizes the risks associated with data handling within the application.

In contrast, dynamic fields, supported fields, and non-relational fields may all have their respective purposes and relevance within the context of data management, which is why they are not prioritized for removal as unsupported fields are.