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by SMS do you mean the Short Message Service where you can send messages over the telecommunications network to other people?<br />
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Further do you want to be able to read the data stored in an iOS device on these SMS's?<br />
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If I am right so far then the answer is that Apple does not allow access to the SMS log. &nbsp; Thus I doubt you are going to find some examples as they are largely useless.<br />
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That being said you can still get access to this log on an unauthorized app. &nbsp;biteSMS which is a cydia app must have found a way to do it.
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by SMS do you mean the Short Message Service where you can send messages over the telecommunications network to other people?

Further do you want to be able to read the data stored in an iOS device on these SMS's?

If I am right so far then the answer is that Apple does not allow access to the SMS log.   Thus I doubt you are going to find some examples as they are largely useless.

That being said you can still get access to this log on an unauthorized app.  biteSMS which is a cydia app must have found a way to do it.

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Ok, that makes sense, so are there other accepted methods of populating an embedded sqlite table with dynamic data?
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Ok, that makes sense, so are there other accepted methods of populating an embedded sqlite table with dynamic data?

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Can you explain by way of an example what you mean by embedding.
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Can you explain by way of an example what you mean by embedding.

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@embedded sqlite, (the database file would reside in the bundle, thanks for the tutorial links, I am just digging into this to see how I can update data and then populate that data in a UI view.
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@embedded sqlite, (the database file would reside in the bundle, thanks for the tutorial links, I am just digging into this to see how I can update data and then populate that data in a UI view.

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I need to find a way to use SMS to populate app data and update app data using local push after app data is updated. &nbsp; Objective C examples, and or theory is also good.
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I need to find a way to use SMS to populate app data and update app data using local push after app data is updated.   Objective C examples, and or theory is also good.

Using SMS to populate SQLite

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