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[Sébastien Alix <sebastien.alix@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

Another way is to extract the schema with RPC (with a tool like 
OERPLib). I just wrote a POC script here:
https://gist.github.com/sebalix/8cb0acc2cff419f4529e

First, install OERPLib:

	$ pip install oerplib

Then edit the header data of the script for connection data to Odoo.
Generate the reference scheme:

	$ ./dump_schema.py > s1.json

Make another dump later:

	$ ./dump_schema.py > s2.json

And compare them:

	$ ./dump_schema.py s1.json s2.json

The output will look like this:

> ---- ADDED ----
>     - product.attribute.renamed
>
> ---- REMOVED ----
>     - product.attribute
>
> ---- MODIFIED ----
>     - account.move.line.reconcile.select
>         A  account_id2
>         R  account_id
>         M  create_uid
>             M  string (u'Created by2' => u'Created by')
>     - email_template.preview
>         M  sub_object
>             M  store (False => True)

Regards,



Le 06/08/2014 21:16, David Arnold - El Alemán a écrit :
> *Hi People*
> *
> *
> I want to keep track on any db-changes realized on the database coloums
> during this last development phase until V8 stable is released.
>
> I thought of something with grep and some magical statements (I surely
> would not quite understand). Does anyone have an idea how to accomplish
> this? Or is there any best practice arround?
>
> *
> ​Thanks & kind regards
> *
>
>
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