<p>You can use the <code>getblock &lt;block hash&gt;</code> command to see the details of a block.</p>

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2018-03-18T21:38:00.953Z
2018-03-18T21:38:00.953Z
Ava Chow
<p>I can generate new blocks using <strong><em>generate number_of_blocks_that_you_want</em></strong>. I have 2 nodes running on regtest mode. I sent few coins from one node(wallet) to another. Transaction successful. Status it was showing was Sent and Received  in respective wallets for this transaction But not confirmed yet.  Now If I create New block i.e. mine new block then How can I see or validate that the transaction I have just created is included in the newly mined block? Just as we can see on Explorer. I can see that newly mined block has taken the transaction fess.But what about Merkle root and Merkle path?</p>

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2018-03-16T15:40:35.843Z
Possible duplicate of [Bitcoind, change to txindex=1](https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/53496/bitcoind-change-to-txindex-1)
pebwindkraft
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How can I see or validate mining in regtest mode?
DOLLY PATWA
# How can I see or validate mining in regtest mode?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-07-11)

I can generate new blocks using ***generate number\_of\_blocks\_that\_you\_want***. I have 2 nodes running on regtest mode. I sent few coins from one node(wallet) to another. Transaction successful. Status it was showing was Sent and Received in respective wallets for this transaction But not confirmed yet. Now If I create New block i.e. mine new block then How can I see or validate that the transaction I have just created is included in the newly mined block? Just as we can see on Explorer. I can see that newly mined block has taken the transaction fess.But what about Merkle root and Merkle path?

**Tags:** transactions, bitcoin-core, testnet, regtest, merkle-tree

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Possible duplicate of [Bitcoind, change to txindex=1](https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/53496/bitcoind-change-to-txindex-1)  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2018-03-18. Score: 1

You can use the `getblock <block hash>` command to see the details of a block.


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