Hi,
You can use a full RDBMS ( oracle sybase / mysql ... ) to store the
data and use core data on the iPhone to keep a local copy of a small
amount of data.Performance may be challenge as will be the small
amount of memory.
Philippe Prévot
Le 14 août 2009 à 19:02, Brad Gibbs <bradgi...@mac.com> a écrit :
I understand that Core Data is an object graph management tool,
rather than a database.
I'm trying to create a single-user app that uses Core Data, but gets
the data for its object graph from a multi-user database app. For
instance, product information stored in the main database app could
be exported to a catalog in the Core Data-based app. The user can
build a system in the CD-based app and the built system can be
imported back into the main database.
On Aug 14, 2009, at 9:49 AM, Kyle Sluder wrote:
Core Data is not a database. You will want to look elsewhere
(though you might be able to use Core Data to keep track of an in-
memory object model).
--Kyle Sluder
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