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This article outlines the database structure for the MMv4 em_history database table.
- id
Primary key of the em_history table.
int(10) | unsigned | auto increment | primary key| indexed
- cid
System ID of the customer in which the email was sent to.
int(10) | unsigned | indexed
- batch_id
Serial number of the email batch the email was sent with. Each email blast or autoresponder recieve a unique batch_id for historical reference.
int(10) | unsigned | indexed
- template_id
System ID number of the email template used in this email.
int(10) | unsigned | indexed
- series_step_id
System ID number of the email series step. This is used to display which step the modular mailer email is in the sequence.
int(10) | unsigned | indexed
- send_date
Date the email was sent.
int(10) | unsigned | indexed | timestamp
- num_opens
Number of times the specific email was opened.
int(10) | unsigned | indexed
- open_date
Date the email was opened by the recipient.
int(10) | unsigned | indexed | timestamp
- bounce_date
Date the email was bounced by the recipient, if applicable.
int(10) | unsigned | indexed | timestamp
- recip_email
Email address of the recipient who received the email.
varchar(255)
- from_email
Email address the email was sent from.
varchar(255)
- from_name
Name of the person who sent the email.
varchar(255)
- bcc_email
Email address that was BCC'd on the email.
varchar(255)
- email_subject
Subject of the email that was sent.
varchar(255)
- text_msg
Contents of the email (Text Format).
longtext
- html_msg
Contents of the email (HTML Format), the HTML within the email contents will be rendered when viewed in the administration area.
longtext
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