The Data Explorer allows you to search for blockchain and other data to use in your Queries. Here’s how it works.
The left sidebar of the query editor is the Data Explorer. It allows you to search for blockchain and other data to use in your queries.
You can learn about Dune’s data tables in the data tables section.
Here is a simple example of how to use the Data Explorer to find the data you need:
You can also search for specific tables in the Data Explorer.
Note that we do not show tables for functions and events with no onchain data. Make sure your function or event has been called onchain before you try to query it. If you’re not seeing what you expect, please input your chain and contract address into this query and inspect the results.
You can also use the search bar to search by contract address, table name, or any other keyword.
The Data Explorer allows you to search for blockchain and other data to use in your Queries. Here’s how it works.
The left sidebar of the query editor is the Data Explorer. It allows you to search for blockchain and other data to use in your queries.
You can learn about Dune’s data tables in the data tables section.
Here is a simple example of how to use the Data Explorer to find the data you need:
You can also search for specific tables in the Data Explorer.
Note that we do not show tables for functions and events with no onchain data. Make sure your function or event has been called onchain before you try to query it. If you’re not seeing what you expect, please input your chain and contract address into this query and inspect the results.
You can also use the search bar to search by contract address, table name, or any other keyword.