Solana’s Team Lead Ensures “Known Solutions” for Transaction Failures — TradingView News

Sorg asserted that the prevailing issues aren’t a matter of failed transactions. Ensuring that there are “known solutions” for the issue, he added, “

Unveiling the real connotation of the word “failure,” Sorg explained that a transaction failure is “an application-level functionality.” Though the transactions are entitled as failed, they do not imply the protocol’s inability to process the logic or load. He added, “When a transaction fails, the network is protecting consumers and users by checking the conditions of a transaction.”

Further, Sorg elaborated on the transaction results, which could be either “executed” or “dropped.” The execution level is marked when the transaction is included in a block, and the fee is paid. There are two subcategories for the level: Executed Successful and Executed but failed. When there is no error in the transaction, it is executed successfully, and if it returns an error, it is executed but failed.

Commenting on Solana’s recently reported transaction failures, Sorg referred to the result as “dropped.” He added that the troubles can arise when “any of the conditions in the transaction logic aren’t met.”