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I am trying to pass a list of order_ids to .filtered so as to exclude them from my recordset but I seem to be getting an error global name "order_ids" is not defined. Below is an example of my code.
active_ids = ['34','35',36']
p = self.env['stock.pack.operation']
p_obj = p.search([['id','in',active_ids]])
order_ids = ['1','2','3']
p_obj.filtered(lambda r: r.origin_id.id IN order_ids)
Hello,
I use with_context to enable this:
```
p_obj.with_context(filter_order_ids=order_ids).filtered(lambda r: r.origin_id.id IN r._context['filter_order_ids'])
```
Think it can be your solution ...
Search for specific ids makes no sense(at least that you want to make sure that an id really exists), use a direct browse to that like:
self.env['stock.pack.operation'].browse([34,35,36])
or you could directly search for that using the proper domain, because
p_obj = self.env['stock.pack.operation'].search([('id', 'in, [34,35,36]), ('origin_id.id', 'in', [1,2,3]))Cree una cuenta para poder utilizar funciones exclusivas e interactuar con la comunidad.
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Thanks for your reply. I wanted to use filtered so I could filter the recordset already being used rather than creating a completely new recordset.