feat: state a scroll request as ordering plus position, read tokens from the row - #561

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feat: state a scroll request as ordering plus position, read tokens from the row
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feat: refuse a cursor string with InvalidCursorException
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test(tck): run keyset scrolling on every dialect
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docs: keep every example on the documented User fields
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test: cover the cursor refusals, the inline key paths, and projection scrollRef
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feat: Page navigates with next() and previous(), null before the first page
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refactor: keep the keyed row with the query that produces it
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refactor: a position is opaque, like the cursor that carries it
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docs: let the foundation and core Javadoc build without errors
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refactor: a slice is a page without the count query
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docs: align the remaining scrolling and slice copy with the API
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refactor: the engine builds the position, through the cursor bridge
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refactor: give the position its own bridge
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refactor: Slice stays the shape Page and Window share
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test: page and pageRef join the read-in-parts conformance suite
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docs: the changelog leads with the stream fix and the windows that go with it
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refactor: name the plain slice SliceImpl
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test: the read-in-parts suite is the pagination conformance test
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docs: the read comparison sets the four reads side by side, offset and limit stay the baseline below
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docs: show the result hierarchy above the read comparison
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docs: draw the result hierarchy as boxes, Slice named once
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docs: the result hierarchy as a three-line tree
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docs: the result hierarchy names the types and what each adds
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docs: the read comparison says what the connection allows while iterating
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docs: the read comparison drops the row that held for every column
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test: a position that does not match the ordering is refused when scrolled
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fix: an offset without an ordering reads on SQL Server
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Commits on Sep 9, 2026

docs: say why a field you scroll by must be non-nullable
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feat: state a scroll request as ordering plus position, read tokens from the row - #561

feat: state a scroll request as ordering plus position, read tokens from the row#561
zantvoort merged 28 commits into
mainfrom
fix/scrolling-order-and-tokens

Commits on Sep 8, 2026

feat: state a scroll request as ordering plus position, read tokens from the row

feat: refuse a cursor string with InvalidCursorException

test(tck): run keyset scrolling on every dialect

docs: keep every example on the documented User fields

test: cover the cursor refusals, the inline key paths, and projection scrollRef

feat: Page navigates with next() and previous(), null before the first page

refactor: keep the keyed row with the query that produces it

refactor: a position is opaque, like the cursor that carries it

docs: let the foundation and core Javadoc build without errors

refactor: a slice is a page without the count query

docs: align the remaining scrolling and slice copy with the API

refactor: the engine builds the position, through the cursor bridge

refactor: give the position its own bridge

refactor: Slice stays the shape Page and Window share

test: page and pageRef join the read-in-parts conformance suite

docs: the changelog leads with the stream fix and the windows that go with it

refactor: name the plain slice SliceImpl

test: the read-in-parts suite is the pagination conformance test

docs: the read comparison sets the four reads side by side, offset and limit stay the baseline below

docs: show the result hierarchy above the read comparison

docs: draw the result hierarchy as boxes, Slice named once

docs: the result hierarchy as a three-line tree

docs: the result hierarchy names the types and what each adds

docs: the read comparison says what the connection allows while iterating

docs: the read comparison drops the row that held for every column

test: a position that does not match the ordering is refused when scrolled

fix: an offset without an ordering reads on SQL Server

Commits on Sep 9, 2026

docs: say why a field you scroll by must be non-nullable