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Re: corrupt coredata DB
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Re: corrupt coredata DB


  • Subject: Re: corrupt coredata DB
  • From: Marc Monguio <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 9 Oct 2008 12:56:45 +0200

That looks bad, and it looks like you have enough information to be worth filing a bug.
I just filed it.  Bug ID# 6280722

What version of OSX are you on ?

10.5.5, tried on PPC and Intel with same results.

Two other things you can do are
(a) run "pragma integrity_check" on the db file,
Returns "ok", so there's the database itself is not corrupt, it's just coredata who left in an unstable mode for him to work afterwards


(b) "delete from zplayedtrack where z_pk in (660, 661)"
Yes, that works, the next tuples do work with CoreData as expected. Unfortunately this is not a solution since I should not be accessing sqlite db directly.
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