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Re: CoreData issue
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Re: CoreData issue


  • Subject: Re: CoreData issue
  • From: "I. Savant" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 7 Sep 2006 09:47:31 -0400

Thank's you for the link above - this is fully answering this issue indeed.

A possible solution I guess would be to add a first column with rows number and set an ascending sorting key for this column. Would it be working like this?

It would work fine that way. You can, of course, sort the data any number of ways (aside from relying on a table column).


The other thing I forgot to mention is a linked list, though I think the thread I pointed you to does mention it in some detail, if I recall. I prefer the indexed approach ("sortOrder" key, etc.), as this tends to be easier to deal with during search/filtering.

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I.S.




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