here is one basic solution, if someone is facing the similar problem,
make a list of modules that you have installed previously and don't forget to add dependent modules of each module, in the list too...
and update the state of listed modules to 'installed' from postgres database
,go to the backend - postgres through your postgresql client
e.g.
psql db_name
update ir_module_module set state = 'installed' where name in ('base','product','sale'); ,etc...
and start the server with --update all --database db_name
here is one basic solution, if someone is facing the similar problem,
make a list of modules that you have installed previously and don't forget to add dependent modules of each module, in the list too...
and update the state of listed modules to 'installed' from postgres database
,go to the backend - postgres through your postgresql client
e.g.
psql db_name
update ir_module_module set state = 'installed' where name in ('base' ,'product' ,'sale' ); ,etc...
and start the server with --update all --database db_name