Understanding Error in Solane Calculator Calculator: Destinationamountswapped is zero '

The infamous "Destination Ammountswapped" error! This is the usual question when working with the calculator of the solana curve and can be frustrating to solve problems. In this article, we will explore what this error means, how to recognize it, and most importantly, how to fix it.

What isDestinationamountswapped ‘?

Error Destination Amountswaped occurs when the replacement request has a replacement amount of destination (ie the amount sent to the reserve is now the one received). This can happen in several scenarios:

• Note Quote Reserve

  

  : If the input of the entrance amount is set to 0 and you are trying to send it to another reserve, Solana will replace it at its original destination.

• SHOWING SHALL DUE DUE BASEIN orQUOTERSERve Replaced : If either Basein 'or' Quoteerserve ‘has been replaced during a failed replacement attempt, an error may occur.

Example of a problem

Consider an example using Raydium V2 SDK:

`Javascript

Const Swapresult = Curvecalculator.SWAP (

inputamount,

base? Basereserve: Quoterse,

// some extra param …

);

`

Assuming thatBasereserve ‘iquotereserve' set on non-nulte values, the error would occur because Destination ammountswapped ‘set to 0:

`Javascript

{

“Status”: {{

“Error”: [

{

“code”: 1,

“Reason”: “Destination Ammountswaped”

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]

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“Data”: {}

Iche

`

Solving Steps

To solve this problem, you can try the following:

• Check the quote reserve : Make sureQuoterve is not set to 0.

• Make a defect records for replacement : Look for all the error messages associated with failed substitutions in your console or Raydium -LOD Customer Interface (if available).

• View the inputs and come out : Twice make sure inputamount is properly used and that the replacement parameters are set properly.

Example of solution

To solve the problem, you can add a simple check before performing swap:

`Javascript

Const inputamount = curvecalculator.getballanca (“entrance”, “of”);

IF (inputamount === 0) {{

Throw a new mistake (“The quote reserve is not zero.”);

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Const Basein = Basereserve;

Const quotereserve = quoteserve;

Curvecalculator.Swap (

inputamount,

base? Basereserve: Quoterse,

// some extra param …

);

`

By adding this check you will ensure thatDestination Ammountswaped` is not set to zero before trying to replace.

I hope that this explanation and example will help you solve the problem “Error: Destination Amountwapep is zero” when you use the Raydium V2 SDK with the Solana Calculator Calculator!

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