Hello, if any one can help me. Usually when you use a many2many relation between two classes Odoo automatically create a many-to-many table.
I want to make my own customized many2many class resultant of a many2many relation between two classes, that many2many class/table must have others fields.
I want to populate and retrieve data from that many2many class/table and fields.
I'm aware that i can make a class, and in consecuence a table with two one2many relation to other tables, and from one of that other table make a many2many relation descraibing the same name of the many2many table.
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Hi,
The syntax for Many2Many fields is :-
fields.Many2many(comodel_name=None, relation=None, column1=None, column2=None, string=None)
Here comodel_name is the name of target model,
and relation is name of table that store relation in database. ie it will create a table in database with the given name, which store the relation,
column1 and column2 are the name of columns of relation-table in database.
If you are talking about to and fro relation between two objects(tables). Lets assume that our objects are teachers and subjects, and we want a to and fro relation, i.e. we can add teachers to subject from subject-form-view and we can also add subjects to teacher from teacher-form-view, either way it have to reflect in both sides. This we can achieve using same relation-table for both Many2many fields. For more understanding, refer code
class Teacher(models.Model):
_name = "teacher.teacher"
name = fields.Char(string='Teacher Name')
subject_ids = fields.Many2many('subject.subject', 'teacher_sub_rel', 'subject_id', 'teacher_id', string='Teachers')
class Subject(models.Model):
_name = "subject.subject"
name = fields.Char(string='Subject Name')
teacher_ids = fields.Many2many('teacher.teacher', 'teacher_sub_rel', 'teacher_id', 'subject_id', string='Subject')
Hope this helps.
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