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The old API defined a unique field as follows:
_sql_constraints = [
('cne_unique', 'unique(cne)', 'cne already exists!')
]
The new API deprecates this, and recommends to use @api.constrains, but how can I code to check for uniqueness in an efficient way?
Hi
this is _constraints which is deprecated (python constraint), not _sql_constraints, see :
@Cyril: please read my question. I know it is deprecated, I need to know how to do this in v8.
please read my answer and verify in link I gave, _constraints and and _sql_constraints are two different things, you talk about _sql_constraints and this is not deprecated, see after => copy/paste v8 doc (link I gave) : _constraints list of (constraint_function, message, fields) defining Python constraints. The fields list is indicative Deprecated since version 8.0: use constrains() _sql_constraints list of (name, sql_definition, message) triples defining SQL constraints to execute when generating the backing table
Cyril, I sincerely apologize. You were completely right. _sql_constraints is not deprecated. I just don't know how to read. Thanks.
Now you have your answer ^^, bye
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