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[Francesco Apruzzese <cescoap@xxxxxxxxx>]

Il 06/02/2014 15:51, Christopher Ormaza ha scritto:
> I had the same problem, I resolved it as follows:
>
>   * Create a class with one field of type datetime
>   * The class had wanted to recalculate the fields without the
>     intervention of some other process will add the datetime field as
>     a trigger of the other class
>   * Create a cron that was responsible for writing the datetime field
>     which is sent to recalculate the fields of the class wanted to work
>
> It's a little cumbersome but it worked me
>
>
> 2014-02-06 Francesco Apruzzese <cescoap@xxxxxxxxx 
> <mailto:cescoap@xxxxxxxxx>>:
>
>     Hi all,
>
>     sometime I need to re-compute a field function based on a
>     particular store structure. I need to recompute the function
>     without change data in the original recod. It's possible? Now my
>     solution is to set the store parameter on True, restart the
>     OpenERP server, stop it, reset the store to the original value and
>     start the server again. This make me crazy everytime.
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Too much work for a stupid problem. I think all our solutions arre valid 
but every solution require too time for this type of problem. I think a 
solution can be to add the possibility to pass a parameter to terminal 
when you lanch openerp that indcate to re-calculate the function. So a 
developer can test his code in a simplest way.