query-refactoring

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Query-refactoring' in programming context means making changes in a query in such a way that it performs better, but the output remains the same. It's like rewriting an article but keeping the meaning the same.

Examples in Different Contexts

Query refactoring in application development aims at enhancing the clarity and performance of data interaction within applications. An application developer might note, 'By refactoring our queries, we've made the app more efficient and user-friendly by speeding up load times.'

Practice Scenarios

Product

Scenario:

Customers are facing slow load times when they try to search for products on our site. We need to enhance user experience.

Response:

Maybe we can improve by query refactoring for the product search feature to reduce the load times.

Tech

Scenario:

The execution speed for these database queries seems to be slowing down our web service. We may need to examine these requests carefully.

Response:

Can this be a good opportunity for query refactoring to improve the performance of our databases?