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hii friends,
My application based on RSS Feeds where i have to use database for offline support
which is the apt approach either by using Core Data or Sqlite,
i read this article
http://inessential.com/2010/02/26/on_switching_away_from_core_data
Lets puts this in your View?
That article describes a singular situation where Core Data did not benefit his application design. It is the exception that proves the rule.
Core Data should be your first option for any application that persists data on iOS. FMDB, while useful before Core Data was available on iOS, is not nearly as powerful as Core Data nor does it provide you with all of the performance and memory benefits.
Stick with Core Data.