OQ — D33 · Lending & Yield
4 typed tables generated from the Raydium Liquidity Locking IDL — 0 event tables and 4 instruction tables. Every column name comes from the program's own interface definition.
- Tables
- 4
- Event tables
- 0
- Instruction tables
- 4
- Account types
- 2
Program ID
LockrWmn6K5twhz3y9w1dQERbmgSaRkfnTeTKbpofwERaydium Liquidity Locking declares no events in its IDL, so it has no evt_ tables. That is a property of the program, not a gap in coverage — use the 4 instruction tables below to read what it did and which accounts were involved.
One table per instruction. OnchainQueries also exposes verified account_<name> aliases for instruction account columns when the bundled IDL and the live schema agree.
raydium_liquidity_locking_solana.raydium_liquidity_locking_call_collect_clmm_fees_and_rewardsraydium_liquidity_locking.call_collect_clmm_fees_and_rewardsraydium_liquidity_locking_solana.raydium_liquidity_locking_call_collect_cp_feesraydium_liquidity_locking.call_collect_cp_feesraydium_liquidity_locking_solana.raydium_liquidity_locking_call_lock_clmm_positionraydium_liquidity_locking.call_lock_clmm_positionraydium_liquidity_locking_solana.raydium_liquidity_locking_call_lock_cp_liquidityraydium_liquidity_locking.call_lock_cp_liquidity
Typed parameters keep values out of the SQL text. Save the file, then pass each value with its type.
SELECT date_trunc('hour', ts) AS hour, count(*) AS eventsFROM raydium_liquidity_locking_solana.raydium_liquidity_locking_call_collect_clmm_fees_and_rewardsWHERE ts >= {{start_time}}GROUP BY hourORDER BY hour;query sql \ --file raydium_liquidity_locking.sql \ --param 'start_time:timestamp=2026-08-01 00:00:00' \ --output ./resultsOnchainQueries selects an engine, queues the query, and downloads checksum-verified Parquet parts plus a manifest. See the CLI guide.
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