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Access cache

Access past queries

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Access cache is a feature that allows you to retrieve data queried in the past. Unlike Balance query or Custom query, it's a simple view function, so no transaction is generated. You can obtain it through the following steps;

1. Input the content of the query

To access the cache, you will need to specify the choice of chain, contract address, block height, and storage slot, similar to a Custom query.

Chain
Block height
Contract address
Slot

Sepolia

5407197

0x91D1a12c16d2Ff1c072069a9d9c90d2c0299B244

0xf8a7b40e9f08589bcdc65a6dd287fc853d1877d75bf7422ff09c0651dea732a4

Please check for information about storage slots.

2. Submit the queries

Once you have entered the query form, please press "Get Cache" to submit it.

No transaction will occur.

3. Display the query results

You can check the queried data under "Results."

It is displayed in bytes, so you will need to decode it to see the actual data.

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