Add option for select query to get next page without modifying returned paging identifiers#2576
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i think for next major release, fromNext should be on by default
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Lets create an issue to track this and mark it for 0.10.
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Select query returns page identifiers which can be used to get next page of returned value. But before sending it back, we need to increment or decrement offsets by hand.
I've tried returning identifiers for next page. But this way was a lot simpler.