Abstract: A computing environment is configured to divide a search query into at least a first sub-query and a second sub-query. A first service and a second service are created to execute the first sub-query and the second sub-query and identify search results from a first one and a second one of the databases, respectively, in parallel. For instance, in response to the first set of search results being placed in the first queue, the second one of the services can execute the second subquery on a second database while the first service performs subsequent queries. A final result of the search query can be generated based at least in part on the second set of search results in the second queue.

Abstract: Various examples are disclosed for successive database record filtering on disparate types of databases. A computing environment is configured to divide a search query into at least a first sub-query and a second sub-query. A first service and a second service are created to execute the first sub-query and the second sub-query and identify search results from a first one and a second one of the databases, respectively, in parallel. For instance, in response to the first set of search results being placed in the first queue, the second one of the services can execute the second sub-query on a second database while the first service performs subsequent queries. A final result of the search query can be generated based at least in part on the second set of search results in the second queue.