The best way to learn SQLite is to learn SQLite and ignore Core Data completely. While Core Data technically uses SQLite, it does undocumented voodoo with SQLite, which is subject to change with any Apple whim at any particular moment (except on thursdays). For all intents and purposes, Core Data + SQLite should basically be considered a proprietary format.

If you want to learn SQLite, get a book or two on it, or go to their website. If you want a Cocoa framework that does a bit of what Core Data does, check out QuickLite http://www.webbotech.com/

You might also want to pick up a copy of Martin Fowler's Patterns Of Enterprise Application Architecture if you'd like to understand more about how to store and retrieve objects using relational databases http://tinyurl.com/4rvlaj

-- Ilan



On Jun 23, 2008, at 2:06 PM, David Carlisle wrote:

I just finished my first simple Core Data Document Based Application. Four entities with multiple relationships. Now I want to recreate the same thing using just SQLite. I don't know SQLite, and I know very little Unix. I had read it was possible to study SQLite using Core Data, but I am making no progress. The closest I could get to opening my core data sqlite document with sqlite3 was to try mycoredatadoc > sqlite3 in the Terminal, but permission was denied.

Any suggestions?
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