The method C4::Budgets::GetBudgetHierarchy() retreives from database budgets in an array containing a tree of budgets (parent -> children -> children, ...).
The code generating this tree with the SQL results needs optimization because when a lot of budgets exists, it can run during several minutes.
This patch rewites the code using a recurive method.
Test plan :
- Create a active budget "MyBudget" with 1000
- Click "Add found" on this budget
- Create a found "Parent" with 1000, set you has owner
- Click "Add child found" on found "Parent"
- Create a found "Child" with 100, set you has owner
- Click "Add child found" on found "Child"
- Create a found "Grand-child" with 10, set you has owner
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- Create a new acquisition basket
- Add a new order with "Child budget"
- Select "Child" found and set all costs to 2
- Save order
- Add a new order with "Grand-Child budget"
- Select "Child" found and set all costs to 2
- Save order
- Close basket
- Perform the receive of the two orders
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- Go to founds of "MyBudget"
=> You see a table with 3 founds
- in "Fund filters", select no library and uncheck "Show my funds only" and click on "Go"
=> You see a table with "Parent" found
- Click on small arrow left of the fund code of "Parent"
=> You see a new line with "Child" found
- Click on small arrow left of the fund code of "Child"
=> You see a new line with "Grand-Child" found
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=> You see in "Grand-Child" row "Base-level spent" = 2 and "Total sublevels spent" = 2
=> You see in "Child" row "Base-level spent" = 2 and "Total sublevels spent" = 4
This confirms the founds are used in a hierarchie.
Signed-off-by: Paola Rossi <paola.rossi@cineca.it>
Signed-off-by: Kyle M Hall <kyle@bywatersolutions.com>
Signed-off-by: Tomas Cohen Arazi <tomascohen@gmail.com>
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