Disable server-side cursors by default #54
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This PR configures a default value for
DISABLE_SERVER_SIDE_CURSORS, since server-side cursors are not supported by DSQL.The default value here helps us avoid requiring customers to configure this in their own project. It also makes it easier for us to enable again if support is changed in the future.
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