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in Sql there are date-functions, but in CoreData there are only “<“,”=” and similar.
If I store a Date as a intvalue representing the timestamp, I will be able to use “-“,”+” and similar too.
Is there one benefit in storing a date as a NSDate besides converting ? I think not but I’m not sure.
thank you
No, there is no disadvantage. In fact, if you select “Use scalar properties for primitive data types” when you generate your NSManagedObject subclass, it will convert your NSDate to a NSTimeInterval (double) for you.