Errors when closing the position on the Raydium -Clmm -Pool with priority fees **
I write this article to help users close positions in Raydium CLMM pool with the closure of priority fees in Solana to fix a common problem.
The problem is caused by a known restriction of the Raydium -SDK, which prevents it from being called up properly and connected with closed positions. This error is not specific for a specific API or functionality, but a design selection of the Raydium team to optimize the performance and reduce latency.
Understand the problem
If you close a position on a CLMM pool with priority fees in Solana, the SDK creates a new transaction (or “transaction”) that represents the closing campaign. Due to the way transactions from the blockchain are saved and accessed, this transaction cannot be identified or accessed by the Raydium SDK.
This is probably an attempt by the team to install the number of transactions and minimize the memory requirements. Unfortunately, this means that users like you have to access the transaction object manually to close the position.
Fix the problem
In order to fix this problem, users can use the “Get Transaction” function from the “TXMANAGER” module of the Raydium SDK to call up a transaction that is assigned to the closed position:
`JavaScript
const {txmanager} = request (‘raydium-sdk’);
// Create a new transaction object for the closed position
Const transaction = waiting txmanager.createtransaction ({{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{
Clmmpool: ‘clmm_pool’,
Inclusion: true,
});
// you get the transaction object
Const Transactionobj = Warte Txmanager.Gettxbyhash (transaction.Hash);
// close the position
Transactionobj.close ();
`
Note that you have to import the “TXManager” module “TXMANAGER” from the Raydium SDK and use it in your code.
Additional tips
- Make sure you use the latest version of the Raydium SDK, since the fix may not be available in previous versions.
- If you still have problems, try to increase the timeout of the transaction or enable the debug protocol to diagnose the problem.
- Remember that this problem requires that you have already accessed the transaction object manually. To avoid errors in the future, you should use a more robust approach such as saving transactions in a database or a centralized memory solution.
If you follow these steps and understand the restrictions of the Raydium -SDK, users can dissolve the “Naming -Transaction” error when closing positions on Raydium -Clmm pools using priority fees.
