On 3 May 2012, at 7:19 PM, Jerry Krinock wrote:

> I've seen the nilling of attributes happen before, upon re-inserting a 
> deleted object [1].  This behavior is obviously related, but different.  If 
> anyone can think of a good reason for this behavior, it would be interesting 
> to read.

By the database rules, the record that backs a managed object may be deleted, 
but by the memory-management rules, the managed object that wraps the record 
must remain until it is dealloced. Core Data represents this state by turning 
the managed object into an irrecoverable fault.

        — F


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