CKQuery

init

static initCoder(aDecoder: _Foundation_NSCoder): CKQuery

init(coder aDecoder: NSCoder)

predicate

get predicate(): _Foundation_NSPredicate

@NSCopying var predicate: NSPredicate { get }

sortDescriptors

get sortDescriptors(): (Array<_Foundation_NSSortDescriptor>) | null

var sortDescriptors: [NSSortDescriptor]? { get set }

sortDescriptors

set sortDescriptors(value: (Array<_Foundation_NSSortDescriptor>) | null)

var sortDescriptors: [NSSortDescriptor]? { get set }

init

static initRecordTypePredicate(recordType: string, predicate: _Foundation_NSPredicate): CKQuery

convenience init(recordType: CKRecord.RecordType, predicate: NSPredicate)

Creates a query with the specified record type and predicate. - Parameters: - recordType: The type of record to search. Specify the name of one of your app's supported record types. The method throws an exception if this parameter is an empty string. - predicate: The search predicate to apply to the prospective records. Only records that match the predicate criteria appear in the search results. For guidelines on how to construct predicates for your queries, see <doc:CKQuery#Predicate-Rules-for-Query-Objects>. You can't change the record type and predicate of a query after you create it. If you want to search for a different set of records using a different set of search criteria, create a new query. You can add sort descriptors to the query and change them later as necessary. You can't query for user records, and executing a query where the record type is ``CKRecordTypeUserRecord-49k30`` results in an error. You must fetch user records directly using their IDs.

recordType

get recordType(): string

var recordType: CKRecord.RecordType { get }

The record type to search. A query's results include only records of the specified type. The record type is an app-specific string that you use to distinguish among the records of your app. The records of a particular type all represent different instances of the same information. For example, an employee record type might store the employee's name, phone number, and a reference to the employee's manager.