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Re: Problem with CoreData


  • Subject: Re: Problem with CoreData
  • From: Fritz Anderson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 07 Feb 2012 16:51:53 -0600

On 7 Feb 2012, at 2:48 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:

> I have a very simple model with a table and some attributes in it. For some reason, I have an NSDate attribute that I want to use for a sort descriptor. The problem I'm having is that when I have my NSFetchedResultsController fetches the database, the NSDate attribute of all my fetched objects is always the current date, or now. When I look at the table in the database directly, I see there are different values for this attribute. There isn't any trick or manipulation behind the scene, my subclass of NSManagedObject just declares the properties that are in the table, nothing more, nothing less. I then added an NSString and basically the same thing is happening: when I look at the attribute in the table in the database, there are values for this string but when I fetch with my NSFetchedResultsController, all the strings are nil.

iOS or Mac? What project template did you start with?

Are you building the Core Data stack yourself? If Mac, are you using a persistent document?

How are you initializing the fetched-results controller?

Have you verified that all the objects coming back from your fetches have different objectIDs?

You say your managed-object subclass declares properties for all the entity's (I think you mean "entity" when you say "table") attributes, but did you also specify @dynamic for the properties?

Try instantiating a new project (for whatever your platform is) that you'll throw away, so you can see how the various setups are done. An iOS master-detail application that uses Core Data will demonstrate both the Core-Data stack initialization and how to set up the fetched-results controller.

	— F


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