Yes. I am unable to see any values except for those local variables, such as zz, above.

I should add that I found a post by Paul Darcy on GitHub Gist (it was very helpful), in which he warns against just using the default location and name (default.store), but since the file resides in a folder structure built under the name of the application, I don't yet see the issue, or the value of coding to target a different name. Like I sad earlier, I may feel differently as I learn more.

Since posting this I've continued to research and was able to locate the data store in question. I downloaded a copy of DB Browser for SQLite, and using it and a series of tests I was able to verify that I have identified the correct location. So now I can manipulate or delete the data as I choose. So, I found the location to be: /Users//Library/Containers/./Data/Library/Application Support/default.store Where: is the user login name under which the Xcode development environment is being run. is the developer's name. I'm not sure if that description is correct, but for me, it's the Fictitious Name under which I develop software. is the name of the application. In order to see these folders one must enable viewing of Hidden Folders (Command + Shift + .) within Finder. It's a pretty lengthy path, so it seems like an opportunity for scripting or something. Maybe I'll feel different as I learn more.