read order by create_date

[Vincent Bastos]

Is there any reason why ordering by create_date wouldn't work?

Can't I use the following domain - 'create_date', 'DESC'?

Thanks

[Sergi Almacellas Abellana]

Hi,

El 24/11/16 a les 07:16, Vincent Bastos ha escrit:

> Is there any reason why ordering by create_date wouldn't work?
>

I don't this so.

> Can't I use the following domain - 'create_date', 'DESC'?

Why not?

For me it's working:

>>> from proteus import Model, config
>>> config.set_trytond()
>>> View = Model.get('ir.ui.view')
>>> view, = View.find([], order=[('create_date', 'DESC')], limit=1)
>>> view.id
708
>>> view, = View.find([], limit=1)
>>> view.id
4



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[Cédric Krier]

On 2016-11-23 22:16, Vincent Bastos wrote:
> Is there any reason why ordering by create_date wouldn't work?
>
> Can't I use the following domain - 'create_date', 'DESC'?

You can but if you have an issue please provide the traceback.

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[Vincent Bastos]

Sorry for wasting both your times.

I didn't have an error, the ordering was just not working. In case you were wondering; I removed the following statements from the model and it has fixed my issue:

        cls._order.insert(0, ('create_date', 'DESC'))

        cls._order.insert(1, ('number', 'DESC'))

        cls._order.insert(2, ('id', 'DESC'))

 

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