Hi All,
I have started using CoreData and have a modeling question.
My model has a managed object "TASK", which shall be executed each day
during a time period.
Therefore, I have added a startDate and an endDate as attributes:
TASK
- startDate
- endDate
Now in this time period there are exceptions, when the task shall not
be executed (e.g. holidays etc)
TASK
- startDate
- endDate
- exceptions
- day1
- day2
- day3
I thought on having a list of date objects containing the exceptions.
But how should I model this? I cannot create a NSMutableArray to store
the dates in the persistent store.
Shall I use a MO class "DAY" and model the list as a to-many
relationship?
TASK
- startDate
- endDate
- exceptions -------------> DAY
- date
Is this really necessary or is there a more elegant way?
Any help/advice appreciated.
Thanks,
Markus
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