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iOS iOS Foundations Core Data Fetching Data: Part 1

Revanth Garlapati
Revanth Garlapati
2,122 Points
Posted by Revanth Garlapati
Revanth Garlapati
2,122 Points

Unable to find the PunsData.sqlite database

After viewing the fetching Data tutorial, I was able to visualize the contents of the database in tableview by running the code supplied with this tutorial. However, I unable to locate this database file in the suggested folder, i.e.: /Library/Applicationsupport/iphonesimulator/version#SDK/Applications/Documents

I am sure that the database is being created somewhere, as I am able to visualize it in table view of the application. And also I tried to unhide all files in the relevant folder, but to no avail. Can anyone please suggest me what I am missing?

2 Answers

Amit Bijlani
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Amit Bijlani
Treehouse Guest Teacher
Amit Bijlani
Amit Bijlani
Treehouse Guest Teacher

Try this: ~/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/version number/Applications/unique identifier/Documents

Revanth Garlapati
Revanth Garlapati
2,122 Points
Revanth Garlapati
Revanth Garlapati
2,122 Points

Hi Amit, thanks a lot for your response. Problem solved!

Thanks Revanth

John W
John W
21,558 Points
John W
John W
21,558 Points

You can NSLog the path out from your app, copy, go to Finder, command+shift+G, and paste it in. Do this while the app is still running.

This can also be done in the Terminal. Copy, and in the Terminal do cd <paste in the path you just copied> and then open . (read: open[space][dot]).

Revanth Garlapati
Revanth Garlapati
2,122 Points
Revanth Garlapati
Revanth Garlapati
2,122 Points 
    Hi John, thanks a lot for your response. Problem solved.

-Revanth