Here is an article on how to make a copy of a transaction transaction analyzed in Solana:

Creating a copy of a transaction with data analyzed in Solana

In Solana, transactions are analyzed in data structures that can be manipulated and used for additional processing. Although compiled transactions may provide valuable information about the state of a contract at a given time, they cannot always reflect the current state of an account or accounts. To create a copy of a transaction with data analyzed, we will use the parsedtransaction.copy () method.

Prerequisites

Before we start, make sure to install the necessary facilities:

`Bash

Npm install @solana/web3.js

`

You also need to configure your Solana cluster and create a wallet. For this example, we will assume that we have a work cluster and a portfolio booted with a public key.

Analyzing a transaction

To analyze a transaction, you can use the web3 or o@solana/web3 sdk directly: directly:

`JavaScript

CONST Web3 = new Web3 (New Web3.Providers.httpProvider ('

Constt Transactionid = 'Your transaction-ID';

constransaction = web3.eth.getTransaction (transactionid, {blocknumber: 1});

`

Creating a copy of the transaction

To create a copy of the analyzed data transaction, you can use parsedtransaction.copy () Method:

`JavaScript

CONST COPIEDTRANSATION = awaits parsedtransaction.copy ();

`

This will return a new transaction analyzed that includes all the same fields as the original transaction.

Using the copied transaction for additional processing

After creating a copy of the transaction with data analyzed, you can use them to further process the state of the account or the relationship between the accounts. For example:

`JavaScript

CONCOUND = COPIEDTRANSATION.DATA.ACCOUNT;

// Get the new state of the account

console.log (account.state);

// Get the relationship between accounts

Consta Relations = CopiedTransaction.data.relations;

console.log (relations);

`

IMPORTANT NOTES

• The StaticCountkeys field is a requirement for creating a copy of a transaction with analyzed data. This field represents the keys that ensure that they are present in the state of the account at a given time.

• The parsedtransaction.copy () will include only fields that correspond to static account keys.

• If you need to create a new transaction, use the `Web3.eth.getTransaction 'method.

By following these steps, you can create a copy of a transaction with data analyzed from your Solana cluster. This may be useful for processing or additional analysis of account status and relationships between accounts.

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