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Odoo Cron with field increment?


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          In the xml:



          <record forcecreate="True" id="ir_cron_any_name"
          model="ir.cron">
          <field name="name">Your String</field>
          <field eval="False" name="active" />
          <field name="interval_number">1</field>
          <field name="interval_type">months</field>
          <field name="numbercall">-1</field>
          <field name='active'>false</field>
          <field name="False" eval="True" />
          <field name="model" eval="'model.name'" />
          <field name="function" eval="'python_function_name'" />
          <field name="args" eval="'()'" />
          </record>


          In Python:



          @api.model
          def python_function_name(self):
          Your function goes here





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          • You can configure in the front end.

            – Navi
            Mar 28 at 8:45











          • Don't always try to discourage people@CZoellner

            – Navi
            Mar 28 at 10:03











          • I don't discourage people. He asked for a special requirement and you answered with the most simple solution without even saying/writing anything about the special core requirement of his question. I wouldn't downvote the answer, when there was a clear hint, that it does not answer how to configure the cron for triggering at every months end.

            – CZoellner
            Mar 28 at 10:43










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          In the xml:



          <record forcecreate="True" id="ir_cron_any_name"
          model="ir.cron">
          <field name="name">Your String</field>
          <field eval="False" name="active" />
          <field name="interval_number">1</field>
          <field name="interval_type">months</field>
          <field name="numbercall">-1</field>
          <field name='active'>false</field>
          <field name="False" eval="True" />
          <field name="model" eval="'model.name'" />
          <field name="function" eval="'python_function_name'" />
          <field name="args" eval="'()'" />
          </record>


          In Python:



          @api.model
          def python_function_name(self):
          Your function goes here





          share|improve this answer

























          • You can configure in the front end.

            – Navi
            Mar 28 at 8:45











          • Don't always try to discourage people@CZoellner

            – Navi
            Mar 28 at 10:03











          • I don't discourage people. He asked for a special requirement and you answered with the most simple solution without even saying/writing anything about the special core requirement of his question. I wouldn't downvote the answer, when there was a clear hint, that it does not answer how to configure the cron for triggering at every months end.

            – CZoellner
            Mar 28 at 10:43















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          In the xml:



          <record forcecreate="True" id="ir_cron_any_name"
          model="ir.cron">
          <field name="name">Your String</field>
          <field eval="False" name="active" />
          <field name="interval_number">1</field>
          <field name="interval_type">months</field>
          <field name="numbercall">-1</field>
          <field name='active'>false</field>
          <field name="False" eval="True" />
          <field name="model" eval="'model.name'" />
          <field name="function" eval="'python_function_name'" />
          <field name="args" eval="'()'" />
          </record>


          In Python:



          @api.model
          def python_function_name(self):
          Your function goes here





          share|improve this answer

























          • You can configure in the front end.

            – Navi
            Mar 28 at 8:45











          • Don't always try to discourage people@CZoellner

            – Navi
            Mar 28 at 10:03











          • I don't discourage people. He asked for a special requirement and you answered with the most simple solution without even saying/writing anything about the special core requirement of his question. I wouldn't downvote the answer, when there was a clear hint, that it does not answer how to configure the cron for triggering at every months end.

            – CZoellner
            Mar 28 at 10:43













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          In the xml:



          <record forcecreate="True" id="ir_cron_any_name"
          model="ir.cron">
          <field name="name">Your String</field>
          <field eval="False" name="active" />
          <field name="interval_number">1</field>
          <field name="interval_type">months</field>
          <field name="numbercall">-1</field>
          <field name='active'>false</field>
          <field name="False" eval="True" />
          <field name="model" eval="'model.name'" />
          <field name="function" eval="'python_function_name'" />
          <field name="args" eval="'()'" />
          </record>


          In Python:



          @api.model
          def python_function_name(self):
          Your function goes here





          share|improve this answer













          In the xml:



          <record forcecreate="True" id="ir_cron_any_name"
          model="ir.cron">
          <field name="name">Your String</field>
          <field eval="False" name="active" />
          <field name="interval_number">1</field>
          <field name="interval_type">months</field>
          <field name="numbercall">-1</field>
          <field name='active'>false</field>
          <field name="False" eval="True" />
          <field name="model" eval="'model.name'" />
          <field name="function" eval="'python_function_name'" />
          <field name="args" eval="'()'" />
          </record>


          In Python:



          @api.model
          def python_function_name(self):
          Your function goes here






          share|improve this answer












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          • You can configure in the front end.

            – Navi
            Mar 28 at 8:45











          • Don't always try to discourage people@CZoellner

            – Navi
            Mar 28 at 10:03











          • I don't discourage people. He asked for a special requirement and you answered with the most simple solution without even saying/writing anything about the special core requirement of his question. I wouldn't downvote the answer, when there was a clear hint, that it does not answer how to configure the cron for triggering at every months end.

            – CZoellner
            Mar 28 at 10:43

















          • You can configure in the front end.

            – Navi
            Mar 28 at 8:45











          • Don't always try to discourage people@CZoellner

            – Navi
            Mar 28 at 10:03











          • I don't discourage people. He asked for a special requirement and you answered with the most simple solution without even saying/writing anything about the special core requirement of his question. I wouldn't downvote the answer, when there was a clear hint, that it does not answer how to configure the cron for triggering at every months end.

            – CZoellner
            Mar 28 at 10:43
















          You can configure in the front end.

          – Navi
          Mar 28 at 8:45





          You can configure in the front end.

          – Navi
          Mar 28 at 8:45













          Don't always try to discourage people@CZoellner

          – Navi
          Mar 28 at 10:03





          Don't always try to discourage people@CZoellner

          – Navi
          Mar 28 at 10:03













          I don't discourage people. He asked for a special requirement and you answered with the most simple solution without even saying/writing anything about the special core requirement of his question. I wouldn't downvote the answer, when there was a clear hint, that it does not answer how to configure the cron for triggering at every months end.

          – CZoellner
          Mar 28 at 10:43





          I don't discourage people. He asked for a special requirement and you answered with the most simple solution without even saying/writing anything about the special core requirement of his question. I wouldn't downvote the answer, when there was a clear hint, that it does not answer how to configure the cron for triggering at every months end.

          – CZoellner
          Mar 28 at 10:43








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