Hello,
> I have do divide partners an partner contatcs by main companies. A logged
> in user who is part of main company A should only be able to see the
> partners and partner contacts which were created by a user who is part of
> main company A. So if I have two main companies (A and B) with assigned
> users which create partners and partner contacts, users of main company A
> should only see their partners and contacts and vice versa.
>
> In the first step I tried to divide partners with one of the record rules
> on res.partner
>
> [('parent_id','=','User/Company')]
> [('parent_id','=','User/Company/Company Name')]
>
> but this records did not have the desired effect.
I solved this with a non global redord rule on res.partner like
[('user_id','=','User')]
This record rule is applied on group A which holds all users of main company
A. Now if user A1 is member of group A and if he is assigned as salesman to a
company he can see this company otherwise not. This is not ideal but works
for me.
> Next I looked in res.partner.address for a suitable field to filter partner
> contacts like described above but at the moment I have no idea how this can
> be accomplished.
I have no clue how to solve this problem. Since I found no suitable field in
res.partner.address to filter contacts by write_uid I tried to create a new
resource like
Name: write_uid
Model id: res.partner.address
Field Description: User
Field Type: many2one
Model Relation: res.partner
to establish a record rule for a group like
[('write_uid','=','User')]
Unfortunately this raises the error "NULL in column "model_id" violated
Not-Null-Constraint".
My question is: did I try impossible things or am I on the right track?
Any hint is appreciated.
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