Error 32108: The simulation of Solana transactions failed **
When trying to implement anchor or test intelligent contracts in the Solana block chain, a common problem arises during the transaction simulation process. This error code, 32108, is related to the allocation of accounts and transaction simulations.
In this article, we will deepen what the specific error means and how it can be resolved.
What does error 32108 mean?
Error 32108, also known as “Fald Account Assignment”, indicates that there was a problem with the Solana Blockchain accounts management system. Specifically, the transaction simulation failed due to a problem with the assignment of accounts for the user.
Common causes
There are several reasons why this error can occur:
- Insufficient balances : A common cause are insufficient balances in the specified account. If an account has not assigned enough tokens solana (sun) or other assets, you can stop assigning new accounts correctly.
- Account permits : User permissions may be missing, preventing them from assigning accounts for transactions.
- Transaction limits : There are transaction limits that restrict the amount of sun that an account can have. If these limits are exceeded, the assignment process will fail.
Resolution
To solve this problem, follow these steps:
- Verification account value : Be sure to have enough balances in the specified accounts to assign new ones.
- Verify permissions : Confirm that you have the necessary permits to assign accounts for transactions.
- Verify the transaction limits : Verify that the transaction limits do not exceed the balance of your account.
Additional tips
- See Solana’s documentation for more information on account allocation, permit levels and transaction limits.
- If the problem persists after following these steps, you can communicate with the support of the Solana team or seek assistance from a forum of the Blockchain developers.
By understanding what this error code means and identifying possible causes, you can take corrective measures to solve the problem.
