Hi,
I am updating a bunch of records in the DB like this:
// fetch a bunch of records
records = ...
for (Record r : records) {
// update logic
r.store();
}
I hoped the UPDATE statement would be issued only if the record is
modified. However, it is issued every time a record is touched.
I
read:
https://blog.jooq.org/2017/06/28/orms-should-update-changed-values-not-just-modified-ones/
and that was pretty helpful to explain the difference.
Is it possible to get modified semantics with JOOQ? I could fix my code to
replace every setXYZ with if ... setXYZ but it will generate too much
boilerplate
Would doing something like:
if (!r.original.equals(r)) {
r.store();
}
at the end work in general case?
Thanks!
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