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[Cuong <bhcuong2008@xxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

Hi,

I face an issue with search() method. Let me take an example for more
clear. There are 2 classes: A, B

===
class A(osv.osv):

    def search():

    return super(A, self).search(....)

A()

class B(osv.osv):

   _columns = {
      a_id: many2one('A')....
  }

B()
===

Now, I open the form of model B and edit it, I choose a value of a_id.
A.search() is not executed.

But if I define name_search() for A as follow:

===
def name_search():
    self.search(...)
    return self.name_get(cr, uid, ids, context=context)
===

Then A.search() is executed due to explicit called by self.search()
inside name_get().

This is actual issue when I do some customizations on search of A. For
example, I define a domain for a_id as [('code','child_of','abc')].
Without name_get(), it will fail with domain error. With name_get()
defined, it can do as expected.

After many tests, I see that search() of a model must be called explicit
through other methods (name_get() here), otherwise it will fail, can't
do any customizations on domain search.

I think that orm should call search() overriden method of model at any
time. my above tests show that orm calls search() of osv.osv.

Thanks,

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

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1013603

Title:
  search() is not called when name_search() not defined

Status in OpenERP Server:
  New

Bug description:
  Hi,

  I face an issue with search() method. Let me take an example for more
  clear. There are 2 classes: A, B

  ===
  class A(osv.osv):

      def search():

      return super(A, self).search(....)

  A()

  class B(osv.osv):

     _columns = {
        a_id: many2one('A')....
    }

  B()
  ===

  Now, I open the form of model B and edit it, I choose a value of a_id.
  A.search() is not executed.

  But if I define name_search() for A as follow:

  ===
  def name_search():
      self.search(...)
      return self.name_get(cr, uid, ids, context=context)
  ===

  Then A.search() is executed due to explicit called by self.search()
  inside name_get().

  This is actual issue when I do some customizations on search of A. For
  example, I define a domain for a_id as [('code','child_of','abc')].
  Without name_get(), it will fail with domain error. With name_get()
  defined, it can do as expected.

  After many tests, I see that search() of a model must be called
  explicit through other methods (name_get() here), otherwise it will
  fail, can't do any customizations on domain search.

  I think that orm should call search() overriden method of model at any
  time. my above tests show that orm calls search() of osv.osv.

  Thanks,

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