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septerr
septerr

Reputation: 6593

Core Data - Relationship with Multiple Columns

Is it possible to define a relationship in Core data based on more than one column?

For instance I have an Entity called Error with attributes: Name and Id. I have two other entities X and Y. Both X and Y have a one to many relationship with Error. Errors related to X have Name 'X' and Id equal to a primary key in X. Errors related to Y have Name 'Y' and Id equal to a primary key in Y.

Is it possible to define relationships of this nature in core data?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 116

Answers (1)

Duncan Groenewald
Duncan Groenewald

Reputation: 8988

Yes, if you define an abstract class Z with a relationship 'errors' with Errors and then define X and Y as classes that inherit from Z both will have a relationship 'errors'.

Just remember Core Data does not use foreign keys, you set the relationship attribute directly.

newError.parent = objectX

And to get all X errors

for ( Error *error in objectX.errors) {

NSLog(@" error is %@, %@", error.id, error.name");

}

Upvotes: 0

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