Determine the correct RPC indicator for Solana:
When creating an RPC node (remote procedure) on Solana, you must make sure that the Parsedtokeccoutsbyowner ‘request is properly configured. In this article, we will explore the required flags and provide advice to add.
What’s going on in your code?
The GetparseDtokenccoutsbyWner 'method sends a request' ParsedtokenaccountsbyWner 'to the Solana blockchain. This request is used to recover a list of tokens accounts belonging to the current account. The answer contains a picture of objects, each representing a token account.
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The following RPC indicator should be added to your request:
- -Kids-in-index Spl-owner ‘
-Count-IDX = 0 '(optional but recommended)
- –cms = …
(required)
Decompose each flag required:
- -Cacout-index SPL-TOKEN-OWNER
: This flag specifies the index of the account which has a token. The default value is 0, which means that the owner of the token will be indexed to 0. You can omit this flag if you are sure of the property relationship.
- –couts = …
: This flag specifies an account table to request. In your case, you have already provided:
*-Kids-in-index Spl-owner ‘
* -Count-IDX = 0 '
Additional considerations:
When you build your RPC node on Solana, consider the following:
- Make sure the account index is correct for the token requested.
- If you use– accounts = …
, be aware of the maximum length (255) and potential conflicts with the existing network accounts.
By adding the indicator required to your request (`-Count-Index SPL-TOKEN-owner ‘), you should be able to successfully recover a list of tokens accounts belonging to the current account via your RPC node on Solana .
