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Understand the configuration of blocking and sequence in Ethereum
The Ethereum Intelligent Contract Platform is a revolutionary force in the world of blockchain technology from the very beginning. However, there are some in particular in the way the locking time and sequences operate in the network that caused a debate between programmers and users equally.
One of these peculiarities are different configurations of locking time and sequences, especially when it comes to determining the order of replacement of the contract.
Blocking time configuration
Locktime Ethereum configuration refers to how long before the update can be made in the block chain. Specify the minimum time, which must pass between two updates of an intelligent contract or contract. This is represented by the «Locktime» field in the transaction. Blocking time is essentially the maximum time that requires another update before it can be updated.
sequence configuration
On the other hand, the configuration of the Ethereum sequence refers to the number of transactions required to replace the current status of an intelligent contract or calling the function. This represents the number of «updates» that must occur before the next update in the block chain. The sequence is represented by the «Sequence» field in the transaction.
rarity: TIMELOCK field according to transactions, sequence on the entrance
Interestingly, the configuration «Locktime» and `The sequence is implemented at various levels under the transaction. This means that when it comes to determining the order of exchange, there is a «TIMELOCK» field for all transactions (that is, «Locktime»), but only the field of «sequence» to the entrance.
For example, if we consider two separate input data (Input yinputb) with our own sequences and blockaders, when updating the contract status using the same transaction, there are actually four» updates «that should be taken into account: Two updates for each contribution. However, the configuration of the sequence only guarantees that at most one update can occur before another.
involvement of this peculiarity
This peculiarity led some programmers and users to the question of whether the configuration of blocking blocking and sequences in Ethereum is really independent or whether they have a common basic mechanism. Although it is understandable that such complexities may result from the design of the Ethereum protocol, these differences may make it difficult for programmers to write an efficient and scalable intelligent contract code.
Application
The differences between the configuration of the «Locktime sequence» and the «sequence» in Ethereum are intriguing and may require additional examination or explanation to completely understand their implications. However, this special behavior is a testimony to the complexity and wealth of the Ethereum protocol, which still inspires innovations and experiments between programmers and researchers.
For greater exploration and discussion on this subject, I recommend deepening the Ethereum technical document and examine the various details of the implementation related to blocking and sequences in an intelligent contract ecosystem.
