I want to replace the existing access right of a model for a specific group with my own. I don't want to make changes in the base modules and want to achieve this by making changes in my own custom modules. Any good approach for this?
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Hi,
You can override that by inheritance by defining security file in your custom module, for that you have to do:-
- create a 'security' folder and 'ir.model.access.csv' in your custom module.
- make sure you added that file path in " openerp.py " file
- For better understanding we can take an Example. Let us assume that you want to change security access right in 'hr' module
access_hr_employee_user,hr.employee user,model_hr_employee,base.group_hr_user,1,1,1,1
- for changing this you have to define new access right in your module like this:-
hr.access_hr_employee_user,hr.employee user,model_hr_employee,base.group_hr_user,1,0,0,0
Hope this helps....
I tried it in odoo 9 community, but i'm getting following error: "no dataset found for external id 'model_hr_employee' in field Object"
my code:
hr.access_hr_employee_user,hr.employee user,model_hr_employee,base.group_hr_user,1,0,0,0
hr.access_hr_department_user,hr.department.user,model_hr_department,base.group_hr_user,1,0,0,0
i got it: you've got to inherit the model thingy as wel, like so:
[...] hr.model_hr_employee,base.group_hr_user,1,0,0,0
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