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Core Data: Is "version" a reserved attribute name?
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Core Data: Is "version" a reserved attribute name?


  • Subject: Core Data: Is "version" a reserved attribute name?
  • From: Ben Kazez <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 22 Dec 2005 22:57:45 -0500

Hi all,

I've been having trouble with a Core Data attribute called "version". I made it a string in my managed object model, yet when I set it to string values, those values turn into NSNumbers. Thinking "version" might be reserved, I changed the name of the attribute to myVersion, and then it worked. Did I overlook a list of reserved attribute names in the documentation, or was it perhaps a different mistake on my part?

I couldn't find any references to this problem after some brief Google searching.

Ben
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