On Oct 16, 2009, at 7:43 PM, Thomas Hart wrote:
Can I use Core Data to access the sqlite database that I've created?
Are there any files I need to add, or code I need to write?
Not directly. Core Data does use SQLite to store data, but it uses
very specific conventions for names and relati
read these databases,
extracting the records and their field values -- strings, numbers,
etc. I've never used Postgres and MySQL on the Mac, but I have used
the sqlite3 that ships in Mac OS X. You can call sqlite3 library
functions to create, read, and write sqlite databases.
However, sqlit
These may have been asked before, if so just point me in the right
direction.
I'm trying to build what I hope is a relatively small program that
will keep track of authors and books. I've got databases in Postgres
and MySql, and I ported the data over to sqlite yesterday.
Now I'm just foo
