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I am new to Objective C and iPhone development. I am using CoreData on the new iPhone 3.0 platform. My application executes; however, I am getting no objects back from the fetchedResultsController. I would like to see the SQL that is being passed to SQLite.
In the Apple documentation it says I can see this by passing the following argument to the application
-com.apple.CoreData.SQLDebug 1
Where exactly do I do this at?
In XCode editor on the left pane in the list of groups and files:
1) Expand the “Executables” group
2) Select your application executable and right click
3) Select Get Info
4) Select the Arguments tab
5) Add the necessary argument in the Arguments box