Hello Divyang Kuntar,

Please update the following code in your implementation. After applying this update, you will be able to display the department value correctly. Currently, the department is not being passed correctly.

def sc_create(self):
    self.create({
        "employee_ids": [(0, 0, {
            "first_name": f"TEMP{self.id}",
            "department_id": self.id
        })]
    })

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Hey Divyang,

You should use the write method to add "employee_ids" records. Use the create command for new record creation. Here is a sample for you.

# Importing Command
from odoo import Command

def sc_create(self):
​self.write({"employee_ids": [Command.create({'first_name': employee_name})]})

This will update the employee_ids field of the current (self) record. So it will automatically populate department_id to the newly created records with this method.

Thank you.

I assume you want to fill the "department_id" with the current object id.

By right you should face an error instead of empty record because Odoo is trying to adapt different types - Integer vs DepartmentInfo().

It's a good practice to always add a

self.ensure_one() or loop the self to ensure you don't face singleton errors

 def sc_create(self):
        print(self)
        self.create(
            {
                "employee_ids":	​	​	​	​      [(0,0,"first_name":f"TEMP{self.id}","department_id":self.id,},)]
	​	​	​})