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Core Data Backup on App Start


  • Subject: Core Data Backup on App Start
  • From: Garrett Bjerkhoel <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:37:30 -0700

I have a boolean set for my preferences to check whether the user wants to backup the database at each start. My only question is how should I do it? I already log whether they want it or not, so I have got that far.

Should I read the contents of my backup file? How could I find that file, would it be safe to say: ~/Library/Preferences/Folder Name/ backup.xml

And read it, then write it into a new file? Or is there already a backup feature for this sort of thing (for non Time Machine users)?

Thanks,
Garrett
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