It's only efficient if there's also an index on the columns in question and
there's a limit to how many of those we want to add, and you also need
uniqueness though that can be achieved by appending id to any other cursor
field(s) to create a composite cursor.
The whole point of moving to cursor based pagination is to get away from offset
based pagination so we definitely don't want to go back to that,
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