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It creates a cursor for the query, which allows you to iterate over the result set without fetching the whole result at once. A scrollable cursor, specifically, is one that allows iterating backwards.
Example use: You can scroll forward until you find the record you need and iterate back to fetch the previous records, if you need them, too.
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Anything related to scrolling cursors has not been implemented, and this includes the fetch modes that might require them
What does a scrolling cursor do?
https://stackoverflow.com/a/1155240
It creates a cursor for the query, which allows you to iterate over the result set without fetching the whole result at once. A scrollable cursor, specifically, is one that allows iterating backwards.
Example use: You can scroll forward until you find the record you need and iterate back to fetch the previous records, if you need them, too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: