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How it is possible to use .browse method on the model in order to extract data from the database - and in the same time populate data from other table which is in relation with the searched model.

Consider this:
campaign = self.env["test.campaign"].browse(campaignId)

That is going to return the campaign with the proper id which will have (beside others), properties called campaign_templates

campaign.campaing_templates is a list of ids which is pulled from different table (as per definition of the rules in both of the models).

How it is possible to execute .browse method, so campaign.campaign_templates are populated with full objects as well (instead only with ids). Is this possible, or I need to execute second query in order to achieve this? If this is not possible using .browse method, is there any other way to achieve this?

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We can close this question. Seems that .browse is already doing that properly. I was missing fields.One2many declaration in one of the models definitions.

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