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["Jignesh Rathod\(OpenERP\)" <1030864@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello  Marco Dieckhoff ,

I have checked this issue with trunk ,6.1 as well as 6.0.But I did not face any problem 
like yours.I have applyed  test case  with res.partner for address 
field and  hr_department  for member_ids field as yous.for 6.1 it not 
working with partner because of lp:980529 and for hr constriant working fine and constrint is execute after saving a record.As per your bug discription constraint is execute before a saving record.
So would you please provide detail information regarding this issue.

Thanks and waiting for reply!

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       Status: New => Incomplete

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Title:
  [6.0] constraints on one2many validated too early

Status in OpenERP Server:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  I have a one2many "sub objects" embedded in the related "parent
  object" form view.

  As "required" does not work on one2many (compare bug 1013636), I have
  a constraint checking that at least one item exists in this relation:

  def _check_related(self, cr, uid, ids):
          for i in self.browse(cr, uid, ids):
                  if (len(i.related_ids)<1):
                      return False
          return True
      _constraints = [
          (_check_related, 'You need to set at least one related object.', ['related_ids']),
      ]

  
  But when creating a new parent object, and inline creating new related sub objects, the constraint is checked before the sub objects are stored and therefore returns an error, as i.related_ids is still empty.

  Constraint checking should be applied to the content that would be
  stored to the database if all is ok, not to an intermediate state
  somewhere in between.

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