Thanks for the answers so far.
If I update the values to anything other than NULL or 0 CoreData
deletion does work, otherwise enters the endless loop.
I can delete tracks through the sqlite client but this is not how it's
supposed to be done since CoreData should have all the control with
the persistence store.
Marc
El Oct 8, 2008, a las 7:41 PM, Gustavo Vera escribió:
I don´t know why the Z_OPT ended with a NULL value, but I think it
shouldn't.
I think that the Z_OPT field is something like a counter for changes
on a record.
Maybe you can try update the value to something different from the
NULL value and try again the delete with coredata.
On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 1:05 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
From: Marc Monguio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
How can I delete the two tuples (660 and 661) that have Z_OPT equal to
NULL with coredata ?
Any idea why Coredata ended with those tuples with null Z_OPT ?
regards,
Marc
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