I\'m working on an iPhone project that uses core data and trying to figure out a way to browse easily how data is being stored. Specifically, I am storing images in core data, a
To view Coredata from a device :
Plug in the device -
Start Xcode
On the top Xcode menu -
Select Window -
Select Devices -
Select your device -
Select the app -
Select the settings icon (gear shaped symbol to the right of "+ -") -
Select Download container -
Save it to a folder -
It will have an extension of ".xcappdata" -
Open FireFox
(If you dont already have it - get the FireFox SQLite Manager browser plug in) Select the SQLite Manager icon on the top right (looks like a barrel with stripes)
Select the open folder icon
change Format [SQLite DB files] to All Files
Browse to and Select your database
In addition to the tables and columns (sorry - Entities and Attributes ) you created in Coredata - you will see a few extra columns created by CoreData itself.
Hope this helps somebody. It's a bit of a bear, but worth the trouble to see your database "in the flesh"