Definitely no one runs jOOQ's code generation from the production database. Apart from the security concerns you've mentioned, that wouldn't make any sense, tec

Definitely no one runs jOOQ's code generation from the production database. Apart from the security concerns you've mentioned, that wouldn't make any sense, technically. When you implement a database increment, you will want to update your client logic immediately. That only happens on the development environment. Then you check in both the DB increment and the client logic change in version control for others to apply to their development databases, and ultimately to ship to production (with the generated code being pre-generated)