Make cursor scrollable
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Research direction
Start with the linked python-oracledb scrollable-cursor documentation, then locate the connector's cursor object and its server request path. Determine how a forward scroll by X rows can be sent without fetching and transferring those rows. Done means the cursor supports that operation and its behavior is covered by the relevant existing tests.
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Description
Make the cursor object scrollable so we can tell the server to scroll forward X rows without having to do a fetchmany(X) and have to do a transfer of data for those rows. For example here is how it used in the oracle db connector
https://python-oracledb.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user_guide/sql_execution.html#scrollablecursors
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