Recovery of all transactions associated with a specific account on Solana

During the development of applications on the Solana blockchain, the accurate recovery of transactions can be crucial for the analysis, audit and conformity of data. In this article, we will explore how to recover all the signatures associated with a specific account on Solana, focusing specifically on the RC branch.

The problem: recovery of transactions via ID Account

To solve this problem, it is necessary to identify the TARGET account ID transitions in each block. While Solana provides a function Gettransationlistbyblockhash 'for the list of transactions in a specific block, the recovery of all signatures (transactions) associated with an account could be more complex.

Use of the RC and V2 branch

The RC branch is probably your next step because it marks the transition from the RC to the next version 2 of Solana. While preparing for V2, it is essential to understand how to exploit the characteristics and improvements introduced in this new version.

An approach to recover all the signatures associated with a specific account on Solana using the RC branch consists in taking advantage of theGettransctionlistbyblockhash ‘function with a personalized filter. Here is an example of how you can do it:

`

Import {Transactionlist} of ‘@ Solana / Web3.js’;

Import {GettransationlistbyBlockhash} of ‘@ Solana / Web3.js’;

// Define the ID of the target account and block the hash

Const TargetCacountid = ‘Your_acCount_id’;

Const Blockhash = ‘Your_Block_Hash’;

// Filter transactions for ID Account

Const Transactionlist = Abvet GettransationlistbyBlockhash (Blockhash, {

Params: {

Filter: ID EQ $ {TargetCacountid},

},

});

// convert the list of transactions into a Json table

Const Transactions = transactionlist.data;

`'

Additional considerations for V2

When it is addressed to the next version 2 of Solana, keep in mind that some features can change or be obsolete. To ensure compatibility and the future, consider the following:

• Check the official documentation

  

  : review the notes of the V2 version and the documentation@ Solana / Web3.js’ to understand the changes or limitations.

2 It may be necessary to migrate to another final point in V2, such as “Getaciatratransactions”.

• Test carefully : verify that the implementation works correctly on the RC and V branches before distributing it in production.

Conclusion

The recovery of all transactions associated with a specific account on Solana can be performed using the `GETTRANSATIONListbyhash” function from the RC branch, but it may be necessary to adapt this approach to the next version of version 2. Always the official documentation and carefully test the trial l ‘Implementation before distributing it into production.

Additional resources

For more information at work with transactions in suns, see:

• Solana Web3.js documentation: <

• Notes on the V2 version for Solana: <

By following these steps and remaining updated with the latest developments on the Solana blockchain, you will be well equipped to solve this problem and unlock the full potential of your applications.