Execute .db file with objective-c

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I have a sqlite script as a .db file and I want to execute it in order to create and fill coredata tables. There is a way to perform that with objective-C on a iPhone application ? Can't find a solution.

Thanks for your help.

Marcus S. Zarra · Accepted Answer · 2014-04-11 15:46:46Z

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No, you cannot mix plain SQLite and Core Data based SQLite. Core Data uses a specific design for its tables that you should not try and replicate outside of Core Data.

Use Core Data to populate a Core Data SQLite file.

answered Apr 11, 2014 at 15:46

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Nonouf Over a year ago

Thanks ! But how can I populate my coredata database with my sqlite database ?

Marcus S. Zarra Over a year ago

Depends on your DB file. Consider how you would access it in Objective-C and then write migration code to get the data into Core Data.

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