Solana: Which flag should i add in RPC node

Determination of the correct RPC flag for Solana:

When building an RPC node (a remote procedure call) in Solana, you must ensure that the application ‘parseedtokenacountsbyowneris correctly configured. In this article, we will explore the required flags and provide guidance on which one to add.

TheGetparsedToKenacountsByownermethod sends a application 'parseedokenacountsbyowner to the solar block chain. This request is used to recover a list of tokens accounts owned by the current account. The answer contains a matrix of objects, each that represents a Token account.

The flags required for PARSEDTOKENACOUTSBYOWNER:

The following RPC indicator must be added to your application:

• `Count-Index-Token-Token-Propietario

• `Count-IDX = 0 (Optional but recommended)

• --Cous = ... (required)

Let’s break down each required flag:

• -Token-Token-Token Operator-Count-Index: This indicator specifies the index of the account that a token possesses. The default value is 0, which means that the owner of the Token will index at 0. He can omit this indicator if he is sure of the property relationship.

• -Count = ...: This indicator specifies a variety of accounts to request. In his case, he has already provided:

* `Count-Index-Token-Token-Propietario

* `Count-IDX = 0

Additional considerations:

When building your RPC node in Solana, consider the following:

• Make sure the account index is correct for the token that is requested.

• If you use --Cous = ..., take into account the maximum length limit (255) and the possible conflicts with the existing accounts in the network.

By adding the required indicator to your application (`-Pro-owner of Token-Token-Token` -ccounts-index), you should successfully recover a list of tokens accounts owned by the current account through your RPC node in Solana .

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