Enhanced implementation for WFS 2.0 response paging #1004
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Fixes #648 and replaces #832. This pull request enhances the paging mechanism for WFS GetFeature response processing when parameter STARTINDEX and COUNT are provided.
It uses SQL
OFFSET/ROWS FETCH NEXTsyntax which requires at least Oracle 12c, MS SQLServer 2008 or PostgreSQL 9.4. The behavior of PR #619 is preserved.