With its unique object-based architecture and fast consensus, the Sui blockchain is a compelling platform for decentralized applications and on-chain innovation. To fully explore what’s happening on-chain, developers and analysts need robust, accessible data tools.
That’s where Chainbase shines — offering flexible solutions to tap into Sui’s raw data. Across this series, we highlight three key methods to access MoveCall transactions:
Through Manuscript-GUI
Via Manuscript-CLI
Using Chainbase DataCloud
This article focuses on the third method: querying Sui data using Chainbase’s DataCloud, a browser-based platform for writing and executing SQL against live blockchain datasets — no setup or coding required.
For a low-code SQL experience, use Chainbase’s DataCloud Console.
Go to Console
Run SQL Here is a example of using SQL to fetch
MoveCalldata:select * from ( select transaction_digest, transaction, timestamp, checkpoint, JSON_QUERY (transaction, '$.MoveCall.module') as module, JSON_QUERY (transaction, '$.MoveCall.package') as package from ( select transaction_digest, timestamp, checkpoint, transaction_col.value as transaction from ( select transaction_digest, from_unixtime ( CAST(JSON_QUERY (raw_data, '$.timestampMs') as BIGINT)/1000, 'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss' ) as timestamp, JSON_QUERY (raw_data, '$.checkpoint') as checkpoint, JSON_QUERY ( raw_data, '$.transaction.data.transaction.transactions' ) as transactions_arr, raw_data AS transactions from paimon.sui.sui_transactions where raw_data like '%module%' ) aa, LATERAL JSON_EACH (aa.transactions_arr) as transaction_col ) as tt ) ttt where module <> '' or package <> ''

Save SQL


Create task API

Copy script and deploy task API locally

vim sui_move_call_task.sh /bin/bash sui_move_call_task.sh
DataCloud is ideal for teams and individuals who want to query Sui data on demand, without maintaining infrastructure. With built-in SQL support, data preview, and API integrations, you can go from insight to action in just minutes. It’s the fastest way to get started with Sui data exploration — and a must-have in your blockchain analytics toolkit.

