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Two questions about Core Data:
1. Is it possible to see the actual data(the db tables) that is stored when using core data?
2. When using the iPhone simulator i can delete the core data db by resetting the simulator. But how can i delete the core data db when using a real device?
Your Mac comes with a command line tool sqlite3. You can use it to do queries against the core data database. Not sure if that violates any rules against reverse engineering that might exist in any license agreements.
You can delete the db for convenience during development by deleting your app from the device and reinstalling it. If you don’t want to do it by deleting the app, you will have to write some code in your app to delete it I think.