The document provides a command-line interface for the odoo_import_thread.py tool, detailing its usage and available options for importing data into Odoo models. Key arguments include configuration file, input file, model type, batch size, and optional settings for error handling and data grouping. Example commands demonstrate how to use the tool with different parameters for importing various data files.
![odoo_import_thread.py --help
usage: odoo_import_thread.py [-h] -c CONFIG --file FILENAME --model MODEL
[--worker WORKER] [--size BATCH_SIZE]
[--skip SKIP] [--fail] [-s SEPARATOR]
[--groupby SPLIT] [--ignore IGNORE] [--check]
[--context CONTEXT] [--o2m]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-c CONFIG, --config CONFIG Configuration File that contains connection parameters
--file FILENAME File to import
--model MODEL Model to import
--worker WORKER Number of simultaneous connection
--size BATCH_SIZE Number of line to import per connection
--skip SKIP Skip until line [SKIP]
--fail Fail mode
-s SEPARATOR, --sep SEPARATOR CSV separator
--groupby SPLIT Group data per batch with the same value for the given column in order to avoid concurrent update error
--ignore IGNORE list of column separate by comma. Those column will be remove from the import request
--check Check if record are imported after each batch.
--context CONTEXT context that will be passed to the load function, need to be a valid python dict
--o2m When you want to import o2m field, don`t cut the batch until we find a new id](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/importofbigdatawithefficienttool-181015121122/85/Odoo-Experience-2018-Successful-Import-of-Big-Data-with-an-Efficient-Tool-8-320.jpg)
