accessroutine

noun
UK /ˈæk.ses.ruːˌtiːn/
US /ˈæk.ses.ruːˌtiːn/

A small set of steps a computer follows to get to something it needs.

The program uses an accessroutine to open the saved file.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A repeated way of entering a place or system.

The guard follows the same accessroutine every morning.

3. A set of coded instructions that lets a program reach stored data.

Engineers optimized the accessroutine to load records faster.

4. A standard sequence of steps for getting permission to use something.

New staff learn the accessroutine for the secure room.