Hello,
I using the project named coredatabooks from apple developer examples.
#import
@interface Book : NSManagedObject
{
}
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *active;
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *title;
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *author;
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSDate *copyright;
@end
I need ...
Hi All,
Core data provides the method "executeFetchRequest" in NSManagedObjectContext class, which we can use to fetch data from tables and use it whatever the way need to.
Now there is another way by using NSFetchedResultsController and providing it to UITableView to fetch and data from tables.
My questions are now:
Which way is fa...
Hi,
i need to set up a IS-A relationship with coredata.
I have a Page class which has the following structure
PROPERTY title
PROPERTY layoutType
RELATIONSHIP layout
Now, i have three classes: ImageLayout, TextLayout, and SlideshowLayout.
I want the Page.layout relationship to refer to one of these three classes depending on the layou...
I'm using Core data in an iOS project. I have the data model setup for automatic data migration whenever I modify entity properties. But I recently made some changes to some entity relationships and now my app crashes with: "Can't find model for source store"
I realize that resetting the app i.e deleting and re-installing will solve thi...
This is the best tutorial I found so far on migrating data across apps:
http://www.mobileorchard.com/lite-to-paid-iphone-application-data-migrations-with-custom-url-handlers/
But it only discusses the case where you have total control over how the data is represented, such as would be the case if you were constructing your own archivab...
Having created an entity, and run the app successfully, I realised I had missed something out of it. I added the new attribute and now get an error regarding different data models, unable to open, SIGABRT (to paraphrase, but I think you get the picture). How do I go about resetting the data model, or will I have to create a new entity? I...
As per the title really. I have an entity which has a property "idNumber". Just as I can bind a text box to the array controller's arrangedObjects with Model Key Path "@count" to provide a count of all the objects in the array, I would like to be able to bind a text field to the array controller's arrangedObjects with a value transformer...
Hello I have an app with an Event entity that has a to-many-relationship to a Date entity that contains MULTIPLE startDates and endDates for each event.
In my list view I need to sort the events by the next available startDate (or endDate) from the to-many-relationship.
First I created a transient property in the Date entity that made a...
I've got an app using CoreData as a data storage mechanism and the app needs some initial data to be configured. Are there any recommendations / what/how are you doing in order to set up the initial data?
Currently I am doing it in the following way (when the app starts for the 1st time):
SomeEntity *newEntity=[NSEntityDescription inse...
Hi,
I have a UITabBarController. One of the tab shows application "bookmarks", these bookmarks are basicly search types saved to a Core Data (SQLLite) database.
When I load my application, go to the bookmark view (bookmarksViewController), it loads a function in my appDelegate (getBookmarks) and shows the result in an table. This work...
Sometimes I need instantiate CoreDateEntity to store some infomations for temporarily using.
But I needn't it be stored into DB.
currently I created a similar class which have same structures as the CoreDateEntity does.
It works well but I have to do many datas transfer between Two models.
Is there any better way to handle this?
Tha...
Hi there,
I am using CoreData and have an Entity ContactList defined, which I created using the XCode xcdatamodel tool (or whatever you call that built-in thing:). I also set the Entity's Class name to "ContactList". I then used rentzsch's mogenerator (http://github.com/rentzsch/mogenerator) to generate my custom class files and added t...
I'm using the code below to Fetch a queried set of all rows using CoreData matching the search criteria: itemType = 1.
But what I need to do is to Fetch a specific number of Random rows from the data instead.
For example, instead of retrieving all 100 rows of data in which the column name dataType = 1, I need to get 25 rows randomly in w...
Hello all,
I am working on an app that uses Core Data and an NSFetchedResultsController. The model setup is like this:
/-----------\ /-----------\ /-----------\
|Part | |Kit | |Source |
|-----------| |-----------| |-----------|
|name | |name | ...
I'm using this code (from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1283960/iphone-core-data-unresolved-error-while-saving/1297157#1297157) to print a more detailed description of an NSError object:
- (NSString*)debugDescription
{
NSMutableArray* errorLines = [NSMutableArray array];
[errorLines addObject:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"Faile...
Update 2: Apple responded to my bug report with "We believe this issue has been addressed in iOS 4.2 b1 (8C5091e). Please let us know whether or not you continue to experience this issue with the newly released software by updating this bug report." I guess this acknowledges that the issue is in their code, not mine. I'll update with res...
I watch the Core Data guides, and there are two way to obtain a new NSManagedObject instances.
- initWithEntity:insertIntoManagedObjectContext: of NSManagedObject class
+ insertnewObjectForEntityForName:inManagedObjectContext: of NSEntityDescription class
Are there any difference between both methods? Or, they just mean the same thin...
Hi,
I am new to Core Data. I fetch few objects into an NSMutableArray.
Now I want to update an object with objectID x.
My question is:
How do I get the objectId for an object?
and then how do I perform updates on that particular object? (eg: change 'Name' attribute and save)
Thanks
...
I'm wanting to build up a pre-filled sqlite database using Django as a front-end data entry inputter; however I've read this site and on StackOverflow that isn't that easy to do; and one needs to use CSV files.
That's fine if your database is pretty small - but what if you're pre-filling it with data that has relationships (ie: Customer...
I,ve found IsInserted property, but what if I created object without inserting it into managed context? Maybe I can use ObjectID somehow for such a purpose?
...