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I'm a big fan of this work! I'm curious if the transaction table has columns to support querying stated variables from a .sol when it's stamped onto an executed transaction. Is this all stored in the hexadecimal-stored input_value column only and indecipherable? Or is it possible to parse the stated variables into unique columns for querying?
Thanks!
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Hi,
Thanks for the interest :)
it's definitely possible, but I believe that would require having an
instrumented ethereum client. I heard that's what etherscan did.
On the other hand, querying state variables is essentially making eth_call
function against a client right? Can you think of a good SQL semantics
around this?
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Hi Xiaoyao,
I'm a big fan of this work! I'm curious if the transaction table has
columns to support querying stated variables from a .sol when it's stamped
onto an executed transaction. Is this all stored in the hexadecimal-stored
input_value column only and indecipherable? Or is it possible to parse the
stated variables into unique columns for querying?
Thanks!
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Hi Xiaoyao,
I'm a big fan of this work! I'm curious if the transaction table has columns to support querying stated variables from a .sol when it's stamped onto an executed transaction. Is this all stored in the hexadecimal-stored input_value column only and indecipherable? Or is it possible to parse the stated variables into unique columns for querying?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: