On Sep 10, 2009, at 3:21 PM, Erik Buck wrote:
Yes. Use Core Data. Your application is exactly what Core data is
intended to support.
Create a planet entity.
Create a one to many relationship so that each employee has one
planet, but each planet has an unlimited number of employees.
This
Gwynne,
I have an application that manages two kinds of data: A singular file
that contains a large amount of rarely changed (but not invariant)
data, and documents that contain one root object's worth of
information that connects to the singular data set in a very large
number of places; the
Before anything else, let me say thank you for a clear, concise, and
very helpful set of answers to my questions; I was expecting rather
more of a struggle for understanding :).
On Sep 10, 2009, at 5:04 PM, Ben Trumbull wrote:
support for such a thing; I would either have to write a custom
I don't see this as being equivelant at all.
Extending the example, let's say the company with these Employees has
as its directors several discriminating unfair people, and thus an
Employee from any given Planet gets a salary adjustment based on that
Planet. The obvious place for this data is
Before anything else, let me say thank you for a clear, concise, and
very helpful set of answers to my questions; I was expecting rather
more of a struggle for understanding :).
my pleasure.
On Sep 10, 2009, at 5:04 PM, Ben Trumbull wrote:
The inverse
relationship from Planet to Employee,
