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This table contains all blocks with transactions; missing are empty blocks.

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This table relates “slot_no” to “block_hash”. If “slot_no” is NULL, then the block is from the genesis.

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This table relates a transaction with its collateral inputs (that are unspent transaction outputs).
It is clustered by the field “epoch_no” (relating to tx_in, when the collateral was provided).

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A table containing delegations from a stake address to a stake pool.

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 The accepted protocol parameters for an epoch.

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This table contains all staked values organized by epoch_no, stake_addr_hash, pool_hash. This table is optimal to be searched by an epoch_no.

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This table contains all staked values organized by epoch_no, stake_addr_hash, pool_hash. This table is optimal to be searched by a staking address hash (stake_addr_hash).

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This table contains all staked values organized by epoch_no, stake_addr_hash, pool_hash. This table is optimal to be searched by a stake pool hash (pool_hash).

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A table containing all the unique policy/name pairs with a CIP14 asset fingerprint.
It also contains the multi-Asset mint events.

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This table provides information about network start time and db-sync version.

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 A table containing block chain parameter change proposals.

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 This table offers information about off chain pool data.

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A table containing information about pools retiring.

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A table containing redeemers. A redeemer is provided for all items that are validated by a script.

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This table relates “address” to “outputs” in an epoch.
The list of outputs are triples of (slot_no, txidx, index), thus the identification of the transaction by the pair of (slot_no, txidx) and then the output at index in the transaction. 

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This table relates “staking address” to “outputs” in an epoch.
The list of outputs are triples of (slot_no, txidx, index), thus the identification of the transaction by the pair of (slot_no, txidx) and then the output at index in the transaction.

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This table contains all rewards from staking organized by epoch_no, stake_addr_hash, pool_hash. This table is optimal to be searched by an epoch_no.

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This table contains all rewards from staking organized by epoch_no, stake_addr_hash, pool_hash. This table is optimal to be searched by a staking address hash (stake_addr_hash).

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 A table for earned rewards. It includes 5 types of rewards.

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This table contains all rewards from staking organized by epoch_no, stake_addr_hash, pool_hash. This table is optimal to be searched by a stake pool hash (pool_hash).

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A table containing scripts available, found in witnesses, inlined in outputs (reference outputs) or auxdata of transactions.

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 This table provides information on when a stake address was registered. 

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A table for transactions within a block on the chain.
A transaction is identified by the pair (slot_no, txidx), thus by the block and at which index in the block.

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This table contains information about which transaction outputs got consumed in other transactions: The transaction output that is identified by the triplet (slot_no, txidx, index), was consumed in transaction identified by the pair (consumed_in_slot_no, consumed_in_txidx).  

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Table “tx_hash” serves the purpose of quickly finding the slot number and the index into the block in which the transaction with given hash has been incorporated.

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This table lists all transactions with their inputs and outputs.
A transaction is identified by the pair (slot_no, txidx) indicating the block it appears in and the index in the list of its transactions.
This table can be efficiently searched by "slot_no" or by "epoch_no".

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This table relates a transaction with its metadata.
The metadata is indexed with an integer which we include in the JSON list of (“index”, “meta”) pairs.

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A table for withdrawals from a reward account.