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nil properties in Fetch Requests, part 2
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nil properties in Fetch Requests, part 2


  • Subject: nil properties in Fetch Requests, part 2
  • From: Óscar Morales Vivó <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 10 Jul 2005 11:13:03 -0400

I've had time again to dedicate some time to Core Data, and have hit another hitch. Let me explain:

I have a fetch request like the following:

isMale == 1 AND dateOfBirth < $CALLERBIRTHDAY AND dateOfDeath >= $CALLERBIRTHDAY

Where isMale is a non-optional boolean property, and both dateOfBirth and dateOfDeath are optional date properties.

I know I cannot instantiate $CALLERBIRTHDAY with nil. In those cases where I find it, I can substitute it for [NSDate distantPast] and [NSDate distantFuture] as appropriate.

However I don't know how and if the predicate will work if dateOfBirth and/or dateOfDeath haven't been set for any of the entities that go through it. Depending on the behavior I'll have to pretty much forget about using fetch requests for my needs and go through code, which kind of defeats the purpose of the fetch requests in the first place.

Any knowledge or pointers to it will be appreciated.

Óscar Morales Vivó. _______________________________________________
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