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[Lionel Sausin <ls@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thank you Guewen, this is very insightful.
Lionel.

Le 19/02/2014 15:53, Guewen Baconnier a écrit :
> No, this is not how it works actually. If you use delay() it will be 
> pushed in the queue, and the job will be executed in its own 
> transaction, not the current one. If you decide to not use the delay() 
> on the function, so there is no queuing, the function is executed like 
> any other function at the moment it is called in a totally synchronous 
> manner.
>
> I think it would be possible, as a new feature, to extend the job 
> decorator so it would add another attribute like 
> my_function.delay_sync() that would push the job in a memory queue 
> local to the current cr, that'd be executed just before the commit. 
> The difficulty here would come from the Cursor class in OpenERP that 
> is not designed to be extended and would require to be 
> monkey-patched... :-( I already did some tests around that).