Do you have 60000 individual Fabric transactions, or does each Fabric transaction represent a batch of N records? What error is reported in peer logs? Note that you can configure peer for concurrency

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Hi Amit, If you see your using an array of string in the function parameter. But in the invoke command you are passing a separate parameter values. You have to change the function parameter or the inv

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Could you please help me to sort out this issue I am able to create the report with org1 when it comes to org2. I am unable to do create operation when I am trying to create the model (report) in org2

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Hello; In terms of parsing the history really would need to be parsed to find specific values; depending on the size you could always put the data into a different data structure, so it becomes a clas

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If two transactions sent by clients in parallel have the same case_no​ then you will see MVCC read conflicts. Endorsement for both will happen before the ledger is updated and they will both see that

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You are checking the commit readness with a different endorsement policy. The checkcommitreadness needs to be crafted with the same policy signature parameter. Try adding signature-policy ${SIG_POLICY

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It appears that you are trying to commit an not approved definition. Check the crafted --name parameter on both commands. The checkcommitreadness is using another name definition: --name material_prov

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Hi All, In my chaincodes, which stored in couchDB, I have a data structure like this: const order = { orderNumber, orderItems: JSON.stringify(OrderItemObj), orderStatus } Where OrderItemObj is , e.g.

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If you want to display the results of ledger queries in the browser, you'll need to create a backend component that interacts with Fabric. I suggest studying the REST API sample (https://github.com/hy

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orderer.trade.com DNS maybe misconfigured. Why you are overriding tls hostname using the same hostname? Em ter., 4 de jan. de 2022 06:58, <pham.qtpham@...> escreveu:

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The normal CouchDB query syntax is used in Fabric, please see the CouchDB query reference at https://docs.couchdb.org/en/3.1.1/api/database/find.html. Dave Enyeart pham.qtpham---12/19/2021 05:18:34 AM

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Thank you guys so much, it's really helpful!

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Thank you.

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There is an invokeChaincode() function available on the chaincode stub that can be used to make chaincode-to-chaincode calls: https://hyperledger.github.io/fabric-chaincode-node/release-2.2/api/fabric

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Many people utilize JSON format for assets stored on the ledger, the order items can therefore be a JSON array. Just be careful to utilize deterministic JSON marshaling in your chaincode, as described

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Hi Sumit, Thanks & Regards Kavin Arumugam Mobile: +91 7373 36 86 36 LinkedIn: @karthikkavina

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I'm using the test network (https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-samples/tree/main/test-network). I found once I perform certain operations and run the following command, Hyperledger throws error ```

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As far as I know, a contract is an instance class with the contract annotation. When does the Fabric runtime instantiate the contract class? When does the instance get disposed? From my experience, if

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Your endorsement rule: LifecycleEndorsement: Type: ImplicitMeta Rule: "MAJORITY Endorsement" So, the commit command needs to be submitted to the Majority of peers using --peerAddresses and --tlsRootCe

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This one focuses on Go chaincode: https://github.com/sivachokkapu/revive-cc.

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