I have been trying to use a second managed object context (MOC) in core data to add sales which will be listed in an NSTableView as pending, until the user presses a button to process the transactions
+(void)CoreSetAllBiz : (NSString *) searchTerm{ [self ListController].FetchController.fetchRequest.predicate=[BNUtilitiesQuick getFinalPredicate:searchTerm];
My app offers some sort of editor functionality for \"text articles\". My editor has two modes. When the editor loads, I create a managed object if it hasn\'t been passed in through the initializer. W
I\'m using 2 managed object contexts for efficiently important a large data set in the background. I\'m ensuring I\'m only using 1 managed object context at a time in the thread.
Ok, so I have multiple threads pull data from the persistent store (SQLite database) into a single NSManagedObjectContext (MOC) instance. I have tested it pretty thoroughly and in the case where opera
I can\'t seem to get a clear answer for this: when you change a transient property, and then call save, should the NSManagedObjectContextDidSaveNotification be triggered? In my notification listener,
My program does work like link below: Update results of NSFetchedResultsController without a new fetch
I would like to be notified whenever an entity of a certain type is added (and maybe changed/removed).
I\'m starting in coreData, and I have a doubt. I have an App that reads data from a server, I parse the data, and get as NSDictionary of Objects.
I am having the same issue described at this address http://www.cocoabuilder.com/archive/cocoa/288659-iphone-nsmanagedobjectcontext-save-doesn-crash-but-breaks-on-objc-exception-throw.html
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