Note that I am able to do what I need to do. It is just that the system of
generic types is not being managed by the compiler. It is still relying on
me, the stupid user, to not make a mistake.
I'm getting by with this code, and that will be fine for me:
Table values = DSL.values(rows).as("userInput", "name", "a", "b");
Field<String> name = values.getFieldByName(String.class, "userInput", "name"
);
Field<Integer> a = values.getFieldByName(Integer.class, "userInput", "a");
Field<Integer> b = values.getFieldByName(Integer.class, "userInput", "b");
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