Hello All!

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Summary: It looks like [NSManagedObjectContext executeFetchRequest:error:] 
starts to evaluate a predicate ([NSPredicate evaluateWithObject:]) with objects 
that was not requested and was not fetched from 
a database.                              
       
Our application makes prefetching of CoreData entities with relationships like  
                            
      
NSFetchRequest* requestRelatedTags = [[[NSFetchRequest alloc] init] 
autorelease];      
[requestRelatedTags setEntity:[NSEntityDescription entityForName : 
kFSIValueElementA inManagedObjectContext : [md managedObjectContext ]] ];       
 
[requestRelatedTags setFetchLimit: 1000000 ];                
NSPredicate * predicate = [ NSPredicate predicateWithFormat: @"(self IN 
%@)",[items valueForKey: @"objectID"]];        
[requestRelatedTags setPredicate:predicate];            
[requestRelatedTags setRelationshipKeyPathsForPrefetching : [ NSArray 
arrayWithObjects: @"tags", nil]];
[requestRelatedTags setReturnsObjectsAsFaults: true];                
items0_ = [[md managedObjectContext] executeFetchRequest : requestRelatedTags 
error: nil];                    

where "items" is an array of 100 NSManagedObjects, "tags" is to-many 
relationship of the kFSIValueElementA entity with inverse to-one relationship.  
            

At start this code works quickly and takes fixed amount of time (0.03-0.04 sec) 
every time. But at some point it starts to work very slowly taking more and 
more time. Instruments shows that it fetches 100 objects 
every time from a database. But Shark shows that it uses [NSPredicate 
evaluateWithObject:] more and more times. To be precise, it invokes 
[NSPredicate evaluateWithObject:] 100 times more every time. 
[NSPredicate evaluateWithObject:] is invoked every time from 
[NSManagedObjectContext executeFetchRequest: error:].              
           
We added logging to [NSPredicate evaluateWithObject:] and we see that it is 
evaluated on objets that was not requested by the fetch request and was not 
fetched from the SQLite database. Thus this is a bug 
in [NSManagedObjectContext executeFetchRequest:error:]. It should not filter 
objects that was not.              

Does anybody have any ideas how to solve this problem?              

Best Regards,
Oleksiy Gorelov      
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