This is how you can get data after some cursor via API.
This approach can be helpful if you do not use the "first" argument or records in a stream that exceeded 200.
Please take note that the cursor is a string, therefore needs to be put in quotes.
To understand what streams and cursors are, please refer to the "Query types" article in the "Overview" section on this page.
It's also possible to use both "after" and "first" arguments in one query. Example below will return 100 records (if they exist), that are after endCursor in productStream.