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Re: coredata sql metadata corruption

Some month ago I figured out, that CoreData seems to use XML-format automatically when an object is serialized into the database. Maybe you should open the database in another way than using metadataForPersistentStoreWithURL.


Am 16.03.2007 um 20:45 schrieb Jesse Grosjean:

Why is your SQLite-based data store being parsed as an
NSXMLObjectStore?  Are you sure you're trying to load it as an SQLite
store?

I'm sure I'm using a SQLite store and that I'm loading it properly. Coredata stores the store metadata in a plist format (even when the store is SQLite). The problem is happening when it tries to parse that plist I think.

Jesse
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