On Apr 1, 2006, at 5:35 PM, Frederick C. Lee wrote:
I changed the name of the problem MO in the data model
from 'MapCoordinates' to 'Turkey'. I changed the
NSArrayController's attribute as well.
What I got is: *** NSRunLoop ignoring exception
'no such table: ZTURKEY' that raised during posting of delayed perform
with target 38bd9e0 and selector 'invokeWithTarget:'
So now I know that XCode or something else is tacking on an extra
character (ascii 'Z'?) to the
MO name, screwing things up.
CoreData owns the schema. It does do a transform (currently uppercase
prefixed with a Z) on your entity and attributes names when building
the SQLite tables. In fact, it could translate them into pig latin,
and it would be well within its right to do so :-)
I'm clueless to what is happening here.
Your best bet is to break at the point the exception is raised and
glean from the backtrace what is going on.
If you've modified your data model and are trying to use an existing
SQL store, that is the root of your problem. (But that is just a WAG
at this point.)
Jim
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