Hello Abel,

> Point well taken. I was using the onDuplicateUpdate() method as a guide
> and that is where it led me :)

Yes, many paths lead to Rome :-)

> The files that I used are the ones in the source file jar from the
> package I downloaded. Let me give it one more try and if I am unable to get
> it done then you can go ahead and implement the change.

Sure, no problem

> From experience, I
> have found that the best way to learn about a library's inner workings is to
> implement custom functionality.
> On the issues of the dated files, for some
> reason I seem to be using JOOQ 2.1.0. I have downloaded the latest version
> and will go through the codebase later today. On the same note, kindly avail
> me the url of your svn repo so that I can sync my files.

Yes, you'll have more luck implementing against SVN trunk

You'll find the sources here:
https://jooq.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/jooq/

More info can be found here:
https://sourceforge.net/scm/?type=svn&group_id=283484

You may need to use maven to generate some XJC-generated sources

Cheers
Lukas

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