I\'m developing a iPhone app with Core Data. All user data should be synchronized with our servers. For this purpose I created a subclass of NSOperation witch loads new data fro
I had the same problem... It was solved because I was using the managedObjectContext that was created on the main thread on a background thread. The solution was to create a different ManagedObjectContext on the background thread, and use the regular persistentStoreCoordinator... it worked fine after that!