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Acquire all transactions associated with a particular account at Solane
When developing the application of Blockchain Solan, the exact transaction loading can be decisive for analyzing data, checking and compliance. In this article, we examine how to load all signatures related to a particular report in Solana, namely focusing on the RC branch.
Problem: Get Transactions with Account ID
To solve the problem, you need to determine the transaction ID of the target invoice in each block. While Solana provides “GetTransectionlistByBockhash” in a given block on the transactions list, it may be harder to load all the signatures related to the account.
Using RC and V2 branch
The RC branch is probably the next step as it indicates a stable RC to the upcoming version 2. When preparing for V2, you need to understand how to use the features and improvements presented in the new edition.
One of the approaches to the use of the RC branch in Solana is using the “Gettransectionlistblockhash” feature with its own filter. Here’s an example of how to do this:
`Sol
Import {transactionlist} z '@solana/web3.js';
Import {gettransectionlistbyblockhash} from the '@solana/web3.js' site;
// Determine the target account ID and the hash block
Const Targetaccountid = 'Your_account_id';
Const blockhash = 'your_block_hash';
// filter transaction with account ID
Const Transactlist = Acait Gettransectionlistblockhash (Blockhash, {
Params: {{{
Filter:ID EQ $ {Targetaccountide}
},
});
// Transactions transfer list to JSON field
Const transactions = transaction.data;
More considerations to v2
When targeting the upcoming version of Solana 2, keep in mind that some services can change or stop them. To ensure compatibility and resistance to the future, take into account the following:
- Check the official documentation
: Check the V2 release comments and the “@Solana/Web3.js” documentation to understand the changes or restrictions.
- Use the appropriate endpoint API : The “Gettransectionlistblockhash” feature is part of the RC branch; You may need to migrate to another endpoint in V2, such as “getacttietransctions”.
- Test Thoroughly: Make sure the implementation works properly in both RC and V2 branches before installed in production.
Conclusion
Access to all transactions related to a particular account in Solane can be achieved using RC Branch “GettransectionListblockhash”, but you may need to customize this approach to the upcoming release of version 2.
More source
More information about work with Solana transactions:
- Documentation Solan Web3.js: <
- Notes to release V2 for Solan: <
The procedure of these steps, and stay in the current state with the latest Blockchain Solana development, is well equipped to solve the problem and to resolve the full potential of applications.