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I want to filter out state '=' 'open' contracts in odoo 19 but there aren't see any options or replacement to this field in odoo19, i faced this when migrating a module from odoo18 to odoo 19??
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contracts = self.env['hr.contract'].search([('employee_id', '!=', False), ('state', '=', 'open')])error occured in this state = open part, How can I solve this ?? hr.contract =>hr.version i know that then state???
Hello there,
contracts = self.env['hr.contract'].search([('employee_id', '!=', False), ('state', '=', 'open')])For this equlant,
contracts = self.env['hr.version'].search([('employee_id', '!=', False), ('is_in_contract', '=', True)])Because is_in_contract is True when date_start <= Today <= date_end, to mention is that the contract is in running/open state as per the concept of Odoo 18.
Those contracts can be configured in the Payroll tab.
And you can check using a filter to find. Employees with a current contract is in Running or expired.
Hope this helps you.
Hi,
In Odoo 19, the hr.contract model is deprecated and hr.version model is there instead.And the state field is also deprecated. So if you need the contracts according to the condition, use the code referenced instead.
contracts = self.env['hr.version'].search([('employee_id', '!=', False), ('is_in_contract', '=', True)])
Hope it helps.
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Hello,
In Odoo 19, the hr.contract model has been replaced with hr.version. Please review this model and update your condition, as the state field is no longer available in this version.
Hope this helps.
Which records you want based on this condition?
i want to filter the open contracts ,not all contracts because there are archive contracts and other contracts no? i think now you understand? doesn't it?
Understand, but I review and compare methods with Odoo 19 version and found that in current version it is use active field. and also used date fields..
Example Filter for “Open Contracts” in Odoo 19
domain = [
('active', '=', True),
('date_start', '<=', date_to),
'|',
('date_end', '=', False),
('date_end', '>=', date_from)
]