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[solved] Re: Incompatible managed object model versions
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[solved] Re: Incompatible managed object model versions


  • Subject: [solved] Re: Incompatible managed object model versions
  • From: Lynn Barton <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 19 Jun 2009 07:51:49 -0700

If your application is
NSPersistentDocument-based, the document file *is* the persistent
store. If you application isn't document-based, your application
delegate probably contains a method that specifies the path to the
persistent store. (In the Xcode Core Data application template, the
boilerplate code puts it in a folder inside the Application Support
folder.)

Thanks. I found the persistent store and deleted it. That of course removed the error message. Now I can continue developing my app.


Lynn Barton
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