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To debug a DB app I need to verify the datevalue against the value that arrives in my SQLiteDB.
Is there a way to show the double(?)-value of an NSDate (in code covert it to a double?)
Apparently solution depends on what value is stored in your database.
Have a look at
-timeIntervalSince1970method – it may do for you as timeintervals are often used for storing date values in db.