On 9/15/08 3:13 PM, Jamie Hardt said:
>> b) add an attribute named 'index' (value 1 to 6) and code methods
>> named
>> employee1, etc. in my NSManagedObject subclass?
>
>Certainly do the second one, unless there's some factor in your
>business logic that demands exactly six employees, but I can't
Hi-
On Sep 15, 2008, at 2:55 PM, Sean McBride wrote:
b) add an attribute named 'index' (value 1 to 6) and code methods
named
employee1, etc. in my NSManagedObject subclass?
Certainly do the second one, unless there's some factor in your
business logic that demands exactly six employees, b
Hi all,
There have been discussions in the past about the fact that
relationships in Core Data are unordered (sets) instead of ordered
(arrays). I have a vague question about this...
In my model: entity 'Department' has a to-many relationship to entity
'Employee' named 'employees'. There are a
