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Where I can find Core Data’s sqlite database of Mac OS X application?
I have found it, but it's *.momd folder with 3 files (VersionInfo.plist, *.mom *.omo). How can I see the contents of it?
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If you are using Linux or a Mac, open a terminal window instead a command prompt. Open a command prompt (cmd.exe) and 'cd' to the folder location of the SQL_SAFI. sqlite database file. run the command 'sqlite3' This should open the SQLite shell and present a screen similar to that below.
Yes, there is always a SQLite behind it. You can find it in the documents folder. As with every new build a new documents folder is created on the simulator it's getting quite cumbersome to search it manually everytime. Create a function in your app and print it out.
The database that can be used by apps in iOS (and also used by iOS) is called SQLite, and it's a relational database. It is contained in a C-library that is embedded to the app that is about to use it. Note that it does not consist of a separate service or daemon running on the background and attached to the app.
The persistent store should be located in the AppData > Library > Application Support directory. In this example you should see a SQLite database with extension . sqlite. It is possible that you don't see the persistent store in the Application Support directory.
On OS X 10.7 Lion when the app is sandboxed, it is stored in:
~/Library/Containers/com.yourcompany.yourAppName/
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