querier
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A program that asks a database for information
- noun
- /ˈkwɪr.i.ər/
- Specialized
:
consultor
- When building an application, a querier is essential for fetching results from the database.
Examples
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The querier sent multiple requests to the search engine to gather relevant data.
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FB's documentation says basically, "for every query there is a querier."
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In the database, each querier retrieves specific information based on input criteria.
Synonyms
A program or person that asks a server to send data
issues queries specifically to databases or search engines for information
A software tool that finds and returns relevant information from a database
issues queries to databases or search engines to retrieve information
A computer program or device that asks another system for information
is the same term but uses the alternative spelling
How Technical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The computing sense of querier also comes from the old Latin quaerere meaning 'to ask' or 'to seek'. A querier in computing is a program that 'asks' a database by sending queries to get information.