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Core Data - Limiting number of saved objects

Hi!

Is there way to limit the number of saved objects in coredata like stack, where the last objects are automatically deleted?

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No, that is something you would need to implement in code. You can, just before you call -save: on the NSManagedObjectContext query the NSManagedObjectContext for how many objects are going to be inserted and perform your custom logic at that point.

Marcus S. Zarra  2010-03-20 17:01:15

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