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Lazy cursors are a common pitfall of many database drivers: for example, in Python's sqlite3, the cursor returned by `execute()` does not fetch all results immediately, and if `fetchall()` is not called or the cursor is not iterated, the query may not be fully consumed and no exception is raised.
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