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  • Subject: Cocoa and SQL (microsoft SQL 2008)
  • From: Jordan Burnam <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2012 22:12:46 -0400

Hello everyone,

       I have an idea that I'd like to implement with cocoa on the Mac, preferably the iPhone. I currently work as a developer for a company. We use visual studio(microsoft windows)to create almost everything. The company gives out iPhones to employees for work use and everyone on the executive team has an iPad, in fact most of our employees bought one for themselves for work. I am thinking about bringing our reports and work flows to the iPhone and iPad. I think this would be a huge benefit to our company. I have been reading books and taking various courses for cocoa. I however have not found a way of easily interacting with a relational database like SQL server. I'll need to retrieve rows and update tables using stored procedures. It would need to be a solution that can interact with SQL that has become the backbone for everything we do. I have done some research on the matter, I have found things like restkit and FileMaker pro lets you do similar apps trough their development environment. I even was thinking about a web service like WCF(windows communication foundation) that would take a string containing  a SQL statement and execute the SQL and then return the results as a string of XML as cocoa has built in classes and methods for this. My question is, is there any easier way or a best practice for this? Any comments or suggestions would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Jordan Burnam
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