Solana: Name search table does not press names as expected
The unique identification key called “Address” in Solana’s blockchain is called a specific network or device on the network. This name is used for transactions and can be viewed in different tables for related information. One of these tables is called the “search name”, also known as the “title search table” (ALT).
ALT is mapping between names and matching public keys that often depict shorter “Solana ID”. These identifiers are used to identify Solana network tools.
In this article, we are immersed in the issue of Alt -free names as intended in Devnet. This problem can occur for a number of reasons, including the wrong configured code or the wrong use of Solana SDK.
Why is the name search table not compressed?
The compressed data structure would reduce the storage area and improve performance by reducing the amount of data that should be stored in each node. However, devices with short solan identifiers (solids) may not require compression as they can easily be placed in the available storage.
A transaction example:
Check out the transaction example of Devnet where we try to find the search name board:
` ADATNTNTNTNTNTTNTNTNTNTNTNTNTNTNTatnatnatnatnetnet Net = Devnet = Devnet = Devnet = devyt4Z3yazedaedawhspt2x?
`
In this transaction, the search name plate is viewed as follows:
`https: // …
`
Question:
Devnet, after checking the deal, we notice that the “search name table” is not compressed. This indicates that some devices are missing or incorrect information on solana identifiers.
Solution:
To solve the problem, it is important to ensure that the search name table is properly configured and filled with the necessary data. Here are some steps you can take:
* Check the Configuration:
Check the code to check that the “search name table” is properly settled by Solana SDK.
* Check the missing information: Check that Solana ID (solids) is properly filled and formatted according to Solana Blockchain requirements.
* Refresh the search address table: If you use another Solana SDK version, be careful to support the latest version and include the necessary updates or improvements.
More advice:
Consider the following: to further eliminate the problem:
* Check console logs: Find error messages related to the “Search Address Panel”. They can provide more information about the problem.
* Use another deal: Try to execute another transaction Devnet with different data to separate that this is a matter of current search name table.
When performing these activities and troubleshooting approaches, you should be able to solve the name search table that does not press the names in the intended form. If the problem still exists, it may be worth consulting with the Solana developer community or seeking additional support from a specialist.