Answer by Tom Harrington for Recreating core data at application launch
It depends on how critical it is that data on the device always be current, on how long you expect users to wait before working with the app, and on what you want to happen if someone tries to use the...
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I'm not sure of how your application makes use of the Core Data stack, but if you don't care about (or don't have) changes made locally on the device, I'd say the easiest way to refresh the data from...
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If you want to load all the data in memory (and also want to do updates) then you can create a managed object context backed by a NSAtomicStore persistent store subclass. In the NSAtomicStore subclass...
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I have an app that connects to a website. I store its data as core data and then I use the core data to load my tableviews. I believe, I want to reload the data from the website every time I launch the...
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