Michael Tsai on Twitter: "@isaiah I just made a test app with Xcode's Mac Core Data template. External binary storage is in folder adjacent to DB beginning with "."."

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Isaiah Carew ‏@isaiah 21 Nov 2014

Core Data Question: - mac os x - non-document based app - sandboxed - storing BLOB data in external record file where is that file?
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 21 Nov 2014

@isaiah It's not in a folder next to your database file?
Isaiah Carew ‏@isaiah 21 Nov 2014

@mjtsai nope
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 21 Nov 2014

@isaiah Did you check the database itself? I think that option is only advisory, so maybe Core Data chose not to use a separate file.
Isaiah Carew ‏@isaiah 21 Nov 2014

@mjtsai yep. no blob data in the db file. i can fetch it via core data, just can't find it in file system.
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 21 Nov 2014

@isaiah Odd. Well, I guess you could use fs_usage or DTrace to figure it out.
Isaiah Carew ‏@isaiah 21 Nov 2014

@mjtsai yeah, i've been trying that stuff for a few hours. it's hard to find the needle in the haystack of noise the file system spews out.

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@isaiah I just made a test app with Xcode's Mac Core Data template. External binary storage is in folder adjacent to DB beginning with ".".

6:18 AM - 22 Nov 2014

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