Hi,
In the process of loading big amount of data into tables, I noticed that when restarting the server updating my custom module, the data previously entered was deleted from the database automatically ! I use the `load()` method and for each record I specified an `xml_id (external id)` so that running the same import twice would only update records. When looking at the the external ids created, I noticed that `the noupdate field was automatically set to False`. Those records are therefore deleted when updating the module, as part of the module update protocol. **Can anyone help on how to intruct the load() method to forcecreate / set no update = True on the xml_ids of my newly created records ?** Doc reference: - [The load method](https://doc.openerp.com/trunk/server/api_models/#openerp.osv.orm.BaseModel.load) - [The bulk import documentation](https://doc.openerp.com/trunk/server/06_misc_import/)
In the process of loading big amount of data into tables, I noticed that when restarting the server updating my custom module, the data previously entered was deleted from the database automatically ! I use the `load()` method and for each record I specified an `xml_id (external id)` so that running the same import twice would only update records. When looking at the the external ids created, I noticed that `the noupdate field was automatically set to False`. Those records are therefore deleted when updating the module, as part of the module update protocol. **Can anyone help on how to intruct the load() method to forcecreate / set no update = True on the xml_ids of my newly created records ?** Doc reference: - [The load method](https://doc.openerp.com/trunk/server/api_models/#openerp.osv.orm.BaseModel.load) - [The bulk import documentation](https://doc.openerp.com/trunk/server/06_misc_import/)
