I have a iPhone 3.0 application that is using core data in an
NSOperation to perform some updates. It is using it's own
NSManagedObjectContext connected to a common (with the main thread)
persistent store coordinator. Everything works great until the
NSOperation ends and is releasing the managed
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 10:03 AM, Volker in Lists wrote:
> Why don't you call
> self.persistentStoreCoordinator = nil;
> instead of releasing the persistentStoreCoordinator ?
-dealloc should always access instance variables directly; it should
not call accessor methods. Currently this is impossib
Hi,
do you have any observers or such on objects inside the moc (speak on
entities)? I had a hard to trace down crash similar to yours and in my
case I just needed some cleanup work on -didTurnToFault for the
entity. Are there relationships established and not "destroyed" again
completely
Long time lurker, first time to post.
I have a iPhone 3.0 application that is using core data in an
NSOperation to perform some updates. It is using it's own
NSManagedObjectContext connected to a common (with the main thread)
persistent store coordinator. Everything works great until the
