Searching for Transactions

You can use the sagacli tx command to look for a specific transaction and its associated details.

While we encourage the use of sagacli, you can get a better experience searching for transactions, and viewing other details, using the block explorer.

To use this command:

sagacli tx search <hash of the transaction>

Example:

$ sagacli tx search B20F1BDDDCA619869F385B58977F470179C7C92EC784EE30310E1EAC739C4E90
code: 0
codespace: ""
data: 12310A2F2F7361676178797A2E7370632E636861696E6C65742E4D7367557064617465436861696E6C6574526573706F6E7365
events:
- attributes:
  - index: true
    key: ZmVl
    value: null
  - index: true
    key: ZmVlX3BheWVy
    value: c2FnYTFyZHNzbDIyeXN4eWVuZHJraDJleHc5em03aHZqOGQyanUzNDZnMw==
  type: tx
- attributes:
  - index: true
    key: YWNjX3NlcQ==
    value: c2FnYTFyZHNzbDIyeXN4eWVuZHJraDJleHc5em03aHZqOGQyanUzNDZnMy81
  type: tx
- attributes:
  - index: true
    key: c2lnbmF0dXJl
    value: MVVsWmZ5THUrODRWNWdQZkR0TXRNczlKVTZIbDVVY003ZjJoVlpPb256SUErb2NETXZIcW9zMU15RituNlpOdXlRZm1JMzYxeWNWY1pXc2VhangxQ3c9PQ==
  type: tx
- attributes:
  - index: true
    key: YWN0aW9u
    value: L3NhZ2F4eXouc3BjLmNoYWlubGV0Lk1zZ1VwZGF0ZUNoYWlubGV0
  type: message
- attributes:
  - index: true
    key: Y2hhaW5JZA==
    value: ImNhc3Npb3NoYW4i
  - index: true
    key: c3RhY2tWZXJzaW9u
    value: IjIuMCI=
  type: sagaxyz.spc.chainlet.EventUpdateChainlet
gas_used: "62507"
gas_wanted: "200000"
height: "2017"
info: ""
logs:
- events:
  - attributes:
    - key: action
      value: /sagaxyz.spc.chainlet.MsgUpdateChainlet
    type: message
  - attributes:
    - key: chainId
      value: '"cassioshan"'
    - key: stackVersion
      value: '"2.0"'
    type: sagaxyz.spc.chainlet.EventUpdateChainlet
  log: ""
  msg_index: 0
raw_log: '[{"msg_index":0,"events":[{"type":"message","attributes":[{"key":"action","value":"/sagaxyz.spc.chainlet.MsgUpdateChainlet"}]},{"type":"sagaxyz.spc.chainlet.EventUpdateChainlet","attributes":[{"key":"chainId","value":"\"cassioshan\""},{"key":"stackVersion","value":"\"2.0\""}]}]}]'
timestamp: "2023-03-26T00:47:54Z"
tx:
  '@type': /cosmos.tx.v1beta1.Tx
  auth_info:
    fee:
      amount: []
      gas_limit: "200000"
      granter: ""
      payer: ""
    signer_infos:
    - mode_info:
        single:
          mode: SIGN_MODE_DIRECT
      public_key:
        '@type': /cosmos.crypto.secp256k1.PubKey
        key: AwBIByzfDASI/ozaUwg1TM1p50ZfoAIy3gMKrqSey24i
      sequence: "5"
    tip: null
  body:
    extension_options: []
    memo: ""
    messages:
    - '@type': /sagaxyz.spc.chainlet.MsgUpdateChainlet
      chainId: cassioshan_1679785243507504-1
      chainletName: cassioshan
      chainletStackName: sagaos
      chainletStackVersion: "2.0"
      maintainers:
      - saga1rdssl22ysxyendrkh2exw9zm7hvj8d2ju346g3
      params:
        createEmptyBlocks: false
        dacEnable: false
        denom: ""
        gasLimit: "0"
        genAcctBalances: ""
      sender: saga1rdssl22ysxyendrkh2exw9zm7hvj8d2ju346g3
    non_critical_extension_options: []
    timeout_height: "0"
  signatures:
  - 1UlZfyLu+84V5gPfDtMtMs9JU6Hl5UcM7f2hVZOonzIA+ocDMvHqos1MyF+n6ZNuyQfmI361ycVcZWseajx1Cw==
txhash: B20F1BDDDCA619869F385B58977F470179C7C92EC784EE30310E1EAC739C4E90

Looking at the output above, you can get all the relevant details for any given transaction. The very first line of the output indicates the return code, with a value of 0 indicating that the transaction was successful.

For further details on using the tx command, refer to:

sagacli tx --help