I feel like this should be rather simple but my google-foo is failing me right now.How can I have a button send actions to two things (in this case add a new Coredata object to an Array Controller and
I have a Sqlite database table having 200K+ records. The database size is 25+MB. I have done indexing on search fields.
I have a CoreData model that can contain an infinite number of children. And I want to display a list of each object, indented for readability like so
I\'m having problem use Automatic Lightweight Migration Code in my App delegate ! I read all the apple\'s documentations about \"Automatic Lightweight Migration\" but after all I can\'t find my way t
I want to backup my core data database. I\'ve read that all I need to do is save the sqlite file. I\'m still not sure if that\'s really all though. Either way, I\'ve been trying to save the sqlite fil
I seem to be having an issue with my managed objects not releasing memory.I have an NSOperation that downloads new information, saves it to a temp context, then merges it to the main context.All this
My Core Data model just won\'t save. I can insert one kind of object (Graph - see below) to it, and saving will work. I can add multiple copies of that kind of object and saving will work. When I inse
I have a 1-to-many relationship in my example app, taken from the Core Data documentation, where one Manager has multiple employees. I get the part on how to set the开发者_C百科 Manager-to-Employee re
The core content of my iPhone app is a giant drilldown menu. The data is coming from an XML document (it\'s a 1.2 MB file).
I\'m using Core Data for a tableview. My data is ordered by the distance from your current location. What I\'d like is to have a new section for items with 5, 10 and 20 miles.
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