Rainer hello.

Have you created once again the ManagedObjects from the model?.. If so and you 
didn't remove the old ones, Xcode will start complaining A LOT (don't ask me 
why but it happened to me when I did it), then I realize I had to delete the 
old MO .m and .h files and generate again form the new model version. Now if 
you have custom methods in your MO's then what I do is that I don't delete, or 
create a new one, but simply add by had the new(s) attributes I set in the new 
model version. Im pretty sure there i another way to do this, better one, but 
this is what I do. But generally before creating the MO's Im make sure the 
model its normalized as much as I can, and in a consistent representation.

Now other thing to check is if you set the new model version as the current one.

Also, I think when changing things in the model you have to create a 
modelmapping file, this is done after making the changes in the new model 
version,  new file> resources, mappingmodel, call it whatever, then select the 
sources and the destination models, ..

I hope this helps.

Im not expert tough, but if this helps you Im glad.

Gustavo
 


On 21.5.2010, at 1:25, Rainer Standke wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> when I select my data model in the xcode project, and then select Design/Data 
> Model/Add Model Version I do get a new bundle in Xcode project, but now copy 
> of the existing datamodel. The bundle, both in Xcode and on the Finder level, 
> is empty. The app does not compile any more.
> 
> The only thing that might be unusual in this project - as far as I can tell - 
> is that I have iVars in the ManagedObject classes that calculate some things 
> on the fly, based on regular attributes. Could this be a reason for trouble?
> 
> I have no idea why this is going wrong, and would appreciate some help, 
> greatly.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
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