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I'm trying to overwrite delete method with log information into the db:

def post_write(self, cr, uid, ids, action, model, context=None):
    if isinstance(ids, (int, long)):
      ids = [ids]
    queue = self.pool.get("hr.changes.queue")
    for id in ids:
        queue.create(self, cr, uid, {
            "action": action,
            "related_model": model,
            "affected_id": id
        })

def unlink(self, cr, uid, ids, context=None):
    self.post_write(self, cr, uid, ids, "delete", "hr.employee")
    return super(hr_employee, self).unlink(cr, uid, ids)

but I have this error: "'hr.employee' object has no attribute 'execute'"

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At least you don't pass context in your method unlink. Probably won't fix it, but it is better to do it. In your code, there is no execute, Can you post the complete stacktrace, it will probably tell you something more.

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Hi,

Another way to follow users operations see module Audit Trail audittrail exists in the apps openerp.

This module lets administrator track every user operation on all the objects of the system.

The administrator can subscribe to rules for read, write and delete on objects and can check logs.

installl this module and in menu Reporting>>Audit Rules define the objects to be tracked . For example partner:

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Auteur

No, its not all the task and installing this module is not solution.

Yes, you can track one operation 'delete' for one object 'hr.employee' and not all task for all objects.

Auteur

I think installing the whole module is not the best solution if I can do it by overwriting the only method.

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