MSCoreDataStore Class Reference

Inherits from	NSObject
Conforms to	MSSyncContextDataSource
Declared in	MSCoreDataStore.h

Overview

The MSCoreDataStore class is for use when using the offline capabilities of mobile services. This class is a local store which manages records and sync logic using CoreData. This class assumes the provided managed object context has the following tables: MS_TableOperations: Columns: id (Integer 64), itemId (string), table (string), properties (binary data) MS_TableOperationErrors: Columns: id (string), properties (binary data) and all tables contain a ms_version column

Initializing the MSClient Object

`– initWithManagedObjectContext:`

Creates a CoreDataStore with the given managed object context.

- (nonnull instancetype)initWithManagedObjectContext:(nonnull NSManagedObjectContext *)context

Discussion

Creates a CoreDataStore with the given managed object context.

Declared In

MSCoreDataStore.h

`handlesSyncTableOperations`

Disables the store from recieving information about the items passed into all sync table calls (insert, delete, update). If set, the application is responsible for already having saved the item in the persisten store. This flag is intended to be used when application code is working directly with NSManagedObjects.

@property (nonatomic) BOOL handlesSyncTableOperations

Discussion

Disables the store from recieving information about the items passed into all sync table calls (insert, delete, update). If set, the application is responsible for already having saved the item in the persisten store. This flag is intended to be used when application code is working directly with NSManagedObjects.

Declared In

MSCoreDataStore.h

`+ tableItemFromManagedObject:`

Converts a managed object from the core data layer back into a dictionary with the properties expected when using a MSTable or MSSyncTable

+ (nonnull NSDictionary *)tableItemFromManagedObject:(nonnull NSManagedObject *)object

Discussion

Converts a managed object from the core data layer back into a dictionary with the properties expected when using a MSTable or MSSyncTable

Declared In

MSCoreDataStore.h