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["Omar \(Pexego\)" <bronxkds@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

Hi,

While testing the 6.0 RC1 version, we noticed that the sequences are not
compatible with a multicompany setup.

In fact, the get() method of the ir.sequence openobject, updates any
sequence with a given code, via get_id() which does not filter the
sequence to be updated by company!

So, if you have two active sale order sequences (one for company A, one
for company B), and one user from the company A creates a sale order, he
may either get a number from sequence A or a number from sequence B in a
random fashion (for example he may get sale order numbers like this:
"A1", "B1", "A2", "B2"...).

The get_id() method should filter the sequence being updated by the user
company (if no sequence found for that company, then it should search
for a sequence with NULL company, like a global sequence).

** Affects: openobject-server
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Summary changed:

- [6.0] ir.sequence get_id() isn't multicompany
+ [6.0RC1] ir_sequences not multicompany compatible

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[6.0RC1] ir_sequences not multicompany compatible
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/663977
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Status in OpenObject Server: New

Bug description:
Hi,

While testing the 6.0 RC1 version, we noticed that the sequences are not compatible with a multicompany setup.

In fact, the get() method of the ir.sequence openobject, updates any sequence with a given code, via get_id() which does not filter the sequence to be updated by company!

So, if you have two active sale order sequences (one for company A, one for company B), and one user from the company A creates a sale order, he may either get a number from sequence A or a number from sequence B in a random fashion (for example he may get sale order numbers like this: "A1", "B1", "A2", "B2"...).

The get_id() method should filter the sequence being updated by the user company (if no sequence found for that company, then it should search for a sequence with NULL company, like a global sequence).