This works well for me. Thanks!
El 31/01/2018, 9:01:41 (UTC-6), Sergi Almacellas Abellana escribió:
> El 31/01/18 a les 15:33, Josias Pérez ha escrit:
> > I was thinking in something like the code below:
> >
> > In Report
> >
> > with Transaction().set_context(_check_access=False):
> > date = data['date']
> > department = data['deparment']
>
> Then you should have to surround the search with the set_context call:
>
> with Transaction().set_context(
> date=data['date'], department=data['department']):
> records = Model.search(domain)
> >
> > In table_query
> > if Transaction().context.get('date'):
> > where &= report.date >= Transaction().context['date']
> > if Transaction().context.get('department'):
> > where &= report_line.department ==
> > Transaction().context['deparment']
> >
> > But I dont know if it is possible or a good practice.
>
> Indeed the table query can be directly searched so you be able to
> perform the following search on your get_records method:
>
> records = Model.search([
> ('date', '>=', data['date']),
> ('department', '=', data['department']),
> ])
>
> For me this is the cleaner solution.
>
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