Changelog

The changelog contains the updates being made to the Solana tables while in beta.
Our docs are now available at dune.com/docs. We'll keep this around as a reference, but we won't update them and eventually plan to deprecate.
2022-03-25
the solana.account_activity table has been updated to a new version. The new version of the table contains additional information around token activity. The following columns were added to the table:
pre_token_balances
The token balance before the transaction was processed
post_token_balances
The token balance after the transaction was processed
token_balance_changes
The balance change that occurred as part of the transaction
2022-03-18
Released the solana.account_activity table that contains all of the information about an account’s usage in a transaction.
The table is optimized to run with ‘WHERE address = …’ queries
2022-03-01
The solana.transactions table has now been upgraded to a new version. The new version of the table uses cleaner array structs to make it easier to extract useful information.
The vote transactions have also been split into their own table solana.vote_transactions, so queries using solana.transactions will have better performance. Unfortunately, the table change also means that some existing queries will now break and need to be changed.
What this means for your existing queries using solana.transactions:
You won't need to check if a transaction is a vote transaction, which has typically been done with WHERE ARRAY_CONTAINS(account_keys, "Vote111111111111111111111111111111111111111") = false
The error_index and error_message columns have been removed, and have been merged into the error column (which is a struct). So now instead of WHERE error_index is not null, a query should do WHERE error is not null.
Structs containing indexes to account_keys now include the account address directly, so there is no need to use the account_keys column to look up the account addresses:
before                                             	->  now
account_keys[instructions[i]['program_id_index']]  	->  instructions[i].executing_account
account_keys[pre_token_balances[i]['account_index']]   ->  pre_token_balances[i].account
account_keys[post_token_balances[i]['account_index']]  ->  post_token_balances[i].account
The pre_token_balances and post_token_balances columns have changed. The token balance is now included in the field amount. And as mentioned above, the struct in the array now has a field account, which is the account of the token balance.
The instructions column has changed. As mentioned above, the struct in the array now has a field executing_account, which is the account executing the instruction.
The inner_instructions column is removed, and inner instructions have been moved into the instructions column.
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