Trying to manipulate the store yourself is a bad idea. Instead, since
this application is probably written entirely in Cocoa, I'd make use
of GUI scripting to batch handle the insertion of data.
On 27 Aug 2008, at 10:30, Amy Heavey wrote:
Hi,
Please accept my apologies if I am posting to the wrong list,
I use an application that I believe is written using CoreData. It is
currently quite tedious to enter data into this application, and the
data I need entering is already in a mysql database anyway. I'd like
to be able to insert this data directly into the SQLite database the
application uses.
I've looked at the database structure, and it looks fairly easy to
add the data, and I can do it via PHP, my problem is that each table
has a ZGUID column. This doesn't hold any user entered data, it
looks like it is either generated by CoreData, or the cocoa
application.
Can anyone shed any light on the function of the GUID column in a
coredata sqlite file? If I can correctly insert this column I can
insert all of the other data.
Many Thanks
Amy
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