Hi,
You can’t rely a domain (eg: Partner) to a decicated db. The internal Hibernate management in the ADK do not includes this kind of features.
If you want to split your application for several organizations (companyA just see CompanyA data), you just have to use a custom role with custom permissions and its associated condition.
What are your fonctionnal requirements ?
Hi, thanks
yeah i want to separate application by company, user of company A user see all the data of company A : ex - Product List, Project List, Stock Move, Stock Quantity , Suppiler … Only Data of Company A.
Thanks
OK, this is what i’m done to make it possible without having several db:
<module name="auth" package="com.axelor.auth.db"/> <entity name="User" sequential="true" lang="java"> <many-to-one name="organization" ref="com.axelor.apps.base.db.Partner"/> </entity>
3. Override the view/user.xml form to add you Partner field
3. Assign the partner (your org) to each user
4. Change de permissions and add the condition "self.createdBy.organization = null || self.createdBy.organization = ?" and its param "__user__.organization"
Now, each user will onyl see objects created by the same org.
thank so much for supporting
I have the same question with gengulay . How we can create new database tenancy without run axelor web with default database at the first one ?
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Hi,
I think the better way is to clone the main database (not used in multi tenancy mode) and add config in application.properties.
Hi
I tried this multy tenant setup, but it does not work for me. ABS starts with lot of error messages, but is never ready to log in.
I tried to figur out errors in my setup, but can not find a difference to the config.
Does it work for anybody?
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Multi-tenant refers to a software architecture in which a single instance of a software application serves multiple customers, organizations, or users. Each customer, known as a « tenant, » shares the application and sometimes the database and infrastructure, but their data is kept separate and secure. This model is highly prevalent in cloud computing and Software as a Service (SaaS) applications.
Multi-tenant
In a multi-tenant architecture, a single instance of a software application serves multiple customers or tenants. Each tenant’s data is isolated and remains invisible to other tenants.
single-tenant
In single-tenant architecture, each customer or tenant has their own independent instance of the software application, including separate databases and sometimes even separate infrastructure.
One quick suggestion is that you have to update other schema yourselves, its not managed the way like single instances.