Odoo supports several fields for better data handling with specific options for each type. The fields can be categorized into 3 types: Simple Types, Relational, and Functional Types. #odoo16videos Simple Types are Integer, Char, String, etc. Relation Types represent the relations between objects like Many2one, One2many, and Many2many. Functional fields are not stored in the […]
In this video, we can discuss how to make a field storable. #odoodevelopmentvideos #odoo15tutorials Video Contents ————————- 0:00 Introduction 1:45 Compute Function 2:00 Providing Store= True for Field 2:31 Checking the Working #odoo15technicalvideos Connect With Us: ———————— ➡️Website: ➡️Email : info@cybrosys.com ➡️Twitter: ➡️LinkedIn: ➡️Facebook: ➡️Instagram: ➡️Pinterest: #Field #Storable #Odoo #Odoo #Technical #Videos #Odoo #Development #Tutorials
Relational Fields provide the option to link the data of one model with the data of another model. In Odoo, relational field types are One2many, Many2one, Many2many. #relationalfields #one2many #many2manyodoo #Odoo #Odoo14 #OdooTechnical #Odoo14Technical An One2many field is a one-way direction of selecting multiple records from a table. For example, a Sales Order can contain […]
In Odoo fields defined with related to another field, values are not automatically stored in the Odoo database. A column will not be allocated for such fields. In order to store such a field in our database, we have added an extra argument store within the field definition. So, in this video, we’ll be describing […]
Odoo Studio lets you add several different field types, including the following relational fields: Related fields: This is normally used to add more information from another related Model (database table). It has to be information from a Model that is already linked. many2one: This will create a new database relationship (in this example it’s between […]