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I have only one entity, which has two attributes: an NSString attribute and a transformable attribute for image storage.
When I creat six entities with six images whose sizes are about 1.7MB, the storedata file now takes up 19.6MB space using NSBinaryStoreType or NSSQLiteStoreType.
That is unacceptable, am I going wrong with Core Data? Or just this is natural of Core Data? How can I reduce the storedata file size? Thanks a lot.
Store the images in external files, then store the path to them as a string in Core Data.