[TSSDK] When doing queryTransactionBlocks, the query does not get the data.

[vladilen11]

Why I can't get data when I use client's queryTransactionBlocks to query the testnet for object changes? Is there any limitation on the testnet? Does the mainnet have the same limitation? How should I call the query for this?

this is my object id:
https://testnet.suivision.xyz/object/0x2334d0cb7ff274291965cecadbe87b76229426310117f2e96cb41bf8c87ed6ed

this is my code:

const publicClient = new SuiClient({
    url: getFullnodeUrl('testnet');,
});

    const response = await publicClient.queryTransactionBlocks({
        filter: {
            ChangedObject: "0x2334d0cb7ff274291965cecadbe87b76229426310117f2e96cb41bf8c87ed6ed",
        },
        order: 'ascending',
        cursor: lastTxRecord,
        limit: 50,
        options: {
            showEvents: true,
        },
    });
    console.log('response: ', response);

this is the log info: response: { data: [], nextCursor: null, hasNextPage: false }

BTW I don't have this problem with localnet.

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[vladilen11]

I found a way to query via graphql from the repository, but the client, constructed via graphql client, is not able to query the correct event data.

	publicClient = new SuiClient({
		transport: new SuiClientGraphQLTransport({
			url: 'https://sui-testnet.mystenlabs.com/graphql',
			fallbackFullNodeUrl: getFullnodeUrl('testnet'),
		}),
	});
	const response = await publicClient.queryTransactionBlocks({
		filter: {
			ChangedObject: "0x24e696d7d84890903f48b2c034816db56915d57bf2d5baaa96646a12cf50d7a4",
		},
		order: 'ascending',
		cursor: lastTxRecord,
		limit: argv.syncLimit,
		options: {
			showEvents: true,
		},
	});
	console.log('response:', JSON.stringify(response, null, 2));

this is my log:

response: {
  "hasNextPage": false,
  "nextCursor": "eyJjIjoxNTc2MjAxNjgsInQiOjIwODM5ODY1MTksImkiOmZhbHNlfQ",
  "data": [
    {
      "checkpoint": "157615501",
      "timestampMs": "1738148660290",
      "digest": "LafcVddJ3tfySYJu2FwTWUHohAcJzBe1mATDc4utLrn",
      "events": []
    },
    {
      "checkpoint": "157615630",
      "timestampMs": "1738148691968",
      "digest": "2k2nLLXYKYV6kAaEapQreyCesVq6veR7A4cSeSUW5nqj",
      "events": []
    },
    {
      "checkpoint": "157615644",
      "timestampMs": "1738148695547",
      "digest": "CLPV1bUYJTe1ktQcAtFXRBQVQYgLyXrmhhMdC4Mg3v5j",
      "events": []
    }
  ]
}

we can see the latest tx CLPV1bUYJTe1ktQcAtFXRBQVQYgLyXrmhhMdC4Mg3v5j
You can see that there are two events in this transaction, but it's not querying them.

[wlmyng]

Interesting, I see events being returned when I query graphql through graphiql.
@hayes-mysten would you mind taking a look? The gql request below will return a tx with digest CLPV1bUYJTe1ktQcAtFXRBQVQYgLyXrmhhMdC4Mg3v5j, and it has some counter_system module calls

{
  transactionBlocks(
    filter: {changedObject: "0x24e696d7d84890903f48b2c034816db56915d57bf2d5baaa96646a12cf50d7a4"}
  ) {
    pageInfo {
      hasNextPage
      endCursor
    }
    nodes {
      digest
      effects {
        events {
          nodes {
            timestamp
            sendingModule {
              package {
                address
              }
              name
            }
            sender {
              address
            }
          }
        }
        checkpoint {
          sequenceNumber
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

[hayes-mysten]

It looks like it depends on what RPC node you are hitting. Using suiscans rpc node this works fine: https://stackblitz.com/edit/typescript-tvriknbs?file=index.ts

[hayes-mysten]

Could the be an indexer vs fullnode issue?

[vladilen11]

@hayes-mysten So the official rpc doesn't support this feature? Also I found some inconsistencies between the graphql query return and the query return from sdk using rpc calls to queryTransactionBlocks. #21006 (comment)