Module Question

You can put the data in a CSV or XML file and reference it in 'init_xml' in your __openerp__.py or __terp__.py file.
Lionel Sausin.

What I need is to insert the name of database after installing the module. That's why can't use csv or xml.

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You can put the data in a CSV or XML file and reference it in 'init_xml' in your __openerp__.py or __terp__.py file.
Lionel Sausin.

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Then I suggest you redefine the init() method in your object, and insert the data from there.
Lionel Sausin

I also tried doing that but it seems that the init() method is being called first before the table is created. Cause I got error when I tried installing the module.

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Then I suggest you redefine the init() method in your object, and insert the data from there.
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init() is responsible for creating the table, so you should call super().init() before inserting values.
Lionel.

that make sense. ok i'm gonna try this. thanks!

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init() is responsible for creating the table, so you should call super().init() before inserting values.
Lionel.

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I've tried it but I got an error. Are you sure that __init__() is responsible for creating a table or is it the _auto_init() function? Besides I also tried to override both the __init___ and _auto_init() but I still got an error.

I know I got an error in _auto_init because declared context=None. Right now its working. thanks

Right, that was __auto_init(), sorry. Only used it once but it's a nice feature.
Glad it worked for you.
Lionel.