The search_count() method returns the number of records matching the search domain. This method accepts a search domain as its argument.Syntax: Model.search_count(args)? int #odoo16 #odootutorials Eg: self.search_count([(‘product_tmpl_id’, ‘=’, record.product_tmpl_id.id),(‘active’, ‘=’, True), ])This returns the set of records satisfying the domain conditions given as the arguments inside the model. #odoodevelopment #odoo #odoobeginers Connect With Us: ————————————— […]
Odoo helps to set validations to recordsets with the help of python and model constraints. Here this video, it explains how to add SQL constraints to set validations. They usually are of different types like a unique constraint, check, and Not null. #odoo16 #odoodevelopment #odootutorials Connect With Us: ———————- ➡️Website: ➡️Email: info@cybrosys.com ➡️Twitter: ➡️LinkedIn: ➡️Facebook: […]
In this video, we are discussing the difference between @api.onchange and @api.depends in odoo14 #api #decoratorsinodoo #odoo #odoo14 #odootutorials Difference between onchange and depends How to use @api.onchange in odoo How to use @api.depends in odoo #Main #Difference #api.onchange #api.depends #Odoo #Odoo #Custom #Module