Importing CSV

ID,AUTHOR_ID,TITLE <-- Note the CSV header. By default, the first line is ignored
1,1,1984
2,1,Animal Farm

// Specify fields from the target table to be matched with fields from the source CSV by position.
// Positional matching is independent of the presence of a header row in the CSV content.
create.loadInto(BOOK)
      .loadCSV(inputstream, encoding)
      .fields(BOOK.ID, BOOK.AUTHOR_ID, BOOK.TITLE)
      .execute();

// Use "null" field placeholders to ignore source columns by position.
create.loadInto(BOOK)
      .loadCSV(inputstream, encoding)
      .fields(BOOK.ID, null, BOOK.TITLE)
      .execute();

// Match target fields with source fields by "corresponding" name.
// This assumes that CSV row 1 is a header row containing the source field names.
create.loadInto(BOOK)
      .loadCSV(inputstream, encoding)
      .fieldsCorresponding()
      .execute();

create.loadInto(BOOK)
      .loadCSV(inputstream, encoding)
      .fields(BOOK.ID, BOOK.AUTHOR_ID, BOOK.TITLE)

      // Ignore a certain number of header rows. By default, this is 1.
      .ignoreRows(1)

      // The quote character for use with string content containing quotes or separators. By default, this is "
      .quote('"')

      // The separator character that separates columns. By default, this is ,
      .separator(',')

      // The null string allows for distinguishing between empty strings and null. By default, there is no null string.
      .nullString("{null}")
      .execute();