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Asked: 2026-06-04T13:19:51+00:00

I have a model named Store . In this I have attributes such as

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I have a model named Store. In this I have attributes such as name, location, phone and so on. I want to sort the stores on Id´s like you do in SQL, however is this possible? Normally the frameworks add an auto Id for you. If Core Data does that how do I get a hold of the value, and is it possible to sort on this value?
Do I need to add a field to the model and handle this myself, which I do not want.

I saw something about using a Date field and let it have a default value of “NOW”, is this how you do it? In that case of do you add default value?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Sorting by id (or primary key) is an unsupported scenario. Please see CoreData: How to sort NSManagedObject by its primary key? for a similar, duplicate thread.

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