Summary
This was a comprehensive chapter, which covered several fundamental aspects of jOOQ. So far, you have learned how to create DSLContext, how the jOOQ fluent API works, how to deal with jOOQ Result and Record, how to tackle edge cases of casting and coercing, and how to use bind values. As a rule of thumb, having these fundamentals under your tool belt is a major advantage that helps you to make the correct and optimal decisions and will be a great support in the next chapters.
In the next chapter, we will discuss alternatives for building a DAO layer and/or evolving the jOOQ-generated DAO layer.
