Hi

> I've just noticed, that it seems like manual uses old syntax for
> tables and their fields almost everywhere.
>
> For example here http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/jooq/wiki/Manual/DSL/NESTED
> there is a example:

Thanks for pointing that out. I've corrected that particular page.

> Also, is that a common naming convention to start table names in
> database with "t_" ? I find this a little confusing... I think in real
> world you just have a table "book", "author" etc.

It's common to have prefixes for database objects, such that their
type/meaning can be derived from their names. This is especially
useful for the (visual) separation of system tables, master data
tables, and user tables (and other concepts). For the examples on the
jOOQ manual, it would not have been necessary, though, I agree.

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