In hopeful anticipation, thanks for your help.

App's Apple ID Apple ID 1441897107 Feedback FB22358865 On May 4, 2026, at 8:48 PM, Apple Developer Technical Support ... wrote: ...Case-ID: 19733537... The issue seems to be that the index in your CloudKit container gets in a bad state. In that case, only the CloudKit team can fix the issue by re-indexing your container. I hope I can help, but DTS doesn’t have the access to the tool. Sorry for that. Your feedback report (FB22358865) is now under the investigation of the CloudKit team, and so you can follow up with the team by adding comments to your report.

"@PBK of course! We're happy to help go through iterations." --- THANKS!!! "Is LiveListen a requirement" --- no, I just want the audio ported to hearing aids. I was hoping that Live Listen would satisfy part of the task by switching hearing aids for iPhone speaker. I am able to use the USB-C port as audio input and play out through the hearing aids using LiveListen. But if I can identify the hearing aids as a BluetoothA2DP that's fine.

I want one conversation partner to be able to talk into a bluetooth microphone and have that port to a hearing aid wearer's iPhone and into their hearing aids. The bluetooth microphone might be worn by someone distant from the hearing aids, in a lecture hall, on a trail, in a loud restaurant. This would duplicate Oticon's Connect Clip or Phonac's Roger microphone. It 'should' be quite simple since the independent links are well established. Simplier use case - Live Listen with a lapel microphone rather than an iPhone.

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Any chance we can continue this great dialogue after I try a few things?

For those reading these posts, "Accepted Answer" was marked on a response "No, can't do it.". Subsequently it was changed to "Yes, use AVAudioSessionCategoryMultiRoute" - to which I responded above. Now it is changed to "only possible using the Input Route Picker, or preferredInput API, potentially the multiRoute API for mutli-in, multi-out" which I can't parse. I do know that AVRoutePickerView did not seem to work in my hands.

Unfortunately not yet correct....when I tried [session setCategory:AVAudioSessionCategoryMultiRoute mode:AVAudioSessionModeDefault options:options error:error] I got back the value NO and an error: Error Domain=NSOSStatusErrorDomain Code=-50 "(null)"

The problem continues. Queries on the dashboard return the correct number of records for 4 of 5 Record Types. But for one Record Type I get only 300 records. If I hit Query Records a second time, 600 records. There are at least 4000 records of this Record Type.

Hi new_bee, Thanks for the response...point by point: I use the default 100 value for resultsLimit I am pretty sure that initWithCursor is hit repeatedly - see #1 qualityOfService=userInitiated PublicDatabase is used. But only my team members and people with a server-to-server key have access to the PublicDatabase unless they are accessing it through the app's code. So what's the security issue? Besides, there is almost no private information in the database queryCompletionBlock is not deprecated in Objective C and queryResultsBlock is only available in Swift - don't get me started in what a nasty thing Apple has done by converting to Swift. But none of this matters - note that the response for one Record Type differs from the response for other Record Types. This is not a programming error, it is a database maintenance issue (aka indexing).

I have a similar problem. See FB22358865. My query returns Nx100 records where N can be 0 to about 6. There are 10,000 records. The CloudKit Dashboard does a similar thing when I tap "Query Records" i.e. it downloads a few pages of 100 records each. If I repeatedly tap "Query Records" more and more pages of 100 records will appear.

I have a similar problem. Did you ever find a solution?

and the log entry is "time":"12/19/2024, 9:56:24 PM UTC" "database":"PUBLIC" "userId":"_660263174f32e1ebf765680c575f46fb" "operationType":"RecordQuery" "platform":"Other" "overallStatus":"SERVER_ERROR" "error":"INTERNAL_ERROR" "requestId":"703a4ba8-8b62-4eb2-8060-efa09a914ee2" "executionTimeMs":"2749" "interfaceType":"WEB" }

Actually the error occurs all the time. All queries are rejected. I am able to fetchRecordWithID: and saveRecord: but when I try a performQuery: it fails the first time with CKErrorServerRejectedRequest. Here is the error.userInfo: { CKDHTTPHeaders = { "Content-Encoding" = gzip; "Content-Type" = "application/json; charset=UTF-8"; Date = "Tue, 17 Dec 2024 17:37:34 GMT"; Server = "AppleHttpServer/d2dcc6a0a5e3"; "Strict-Transport-Security" = "max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains;"; Via = "xrail:mr42p00ic-qujn09141101.me.com:8301:24R623:grp20,631194250daa17e24277dea86cf30319:c26f48d6a50e4cd190c61a0c95718444:usuyk1"; "access-control-expose-headers" = "X-Apple-Request-UUID,Via"; "retry-after" = 30; "x-apple-edge-response-time" = 749; "x-apple-request-uuid" = "C4501E94-1390-4A2D-97BE-765D2EEC6679"; "x-apple-user-partition" = 24; "x-responding-instance" = "ckdatabaseservice:714813850:prod-p24-ckdatabaseservice-50percent-58f78f985d-w8nqc:8080:2429B399:feb23af4ba8edac43c48e1a1025eba9548907ffd"; }; CKHTTPStatus = 503; CKRetryAfter = 30; ContainerID = "iCloud. [ my CloudKit container here ] "; NSDebugDescription = "CKInternalErrorDomain: 2000"; NSUnderlyingError = "Error Domain=CKInternalErrorDomain Code=2000 "(null)" UserInfo={ContainerID=iCloud. [ my container here ] , CKRetryAfter=30, CKHTTPStatus=503, CKDHTTPHeaders={\n "Content-Encoding" = gzip;\n "Content-Type" = "application/json; charset=UTF-8";\n Date = "Tue, 17 Dec 2024 17:37:34 GMT";\n Server = "AppleHttpServer/d2dcc6a0a5e3";\n "Strict-Transport-Security" = "max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains;";\n Via = "xrail:mr42p00ic-qujn09141101.me.com:8301:24R623:grp20,631194250daa17e24277dea86cf30319:c26f48d6a50e4cd190c61a0c95718444:usuyk1";\n "access-control-expose-headers" = "X-Apple-Request-UUID,Via";\n "retry-after" = 30;\n "x-apple-edge-response-time" = 749;\n "x-apple-request-uuid" = "C4501E94-1390-4A2D-97BE-765D2EEC6679";\n "x-apple-user-partition" = 24;\n "x-responding-instance" = "ckdatabaseservice:714813850:prod-p24-ckdatabaseservice-50percent-58f78f985d-w8nqc:8080:2429B399:feb23af4ba8edac43c48e1a1025eba9548907ffd";\n}, RequestUUID=C4501E94-1390-4A2D-97BE-765D2EEC6679, OperationID=3D4D8CAA1CAA2325}"; OperationID = 3D4D8CAA1CAA2325; RequestUUID = "C4501E94-1390-4A2D-97BE-765D2EEC6679"; }

On the simulator 17.2 I was getting no call backs from accountStatusWithCompletionHandler: and the Settings app was crashing when I tried to open iCloud. After a few resets of Settings the simulator Settings started working and I could open iCloud. At that point I was getting call backs to accountStatusWithCompletionHandler: and everything was working.