The respond_ table holds information for autoresponders - addresses that, when mailed to, automatically send back an email document.
Primary key: RespondID_
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DocID_ |
What document should be mailed in response to getting email at this address (varchar(200), NOT NULL) |
Changed column in 7.8. |
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EmailAddr_ |
Email address that should produce an automatic response message, such as salesinfo@acme.com (varchar(50), NOT NULL) |
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| InMailType_ | (int, NOT NULL) | 10.0 |
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List_ |
The list that this auto-responder belongs to (NULL if belongs to site or server) (varchar(60), NULL) |
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Notify_ |
Email addresses to notify when this responder is requested (text, NULL) |
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PgmAfter_ |
Program to execute after the action of an auto-responder (text, NULL) |
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PgmBefore_ |
Program to execute before the action of an auto-responder (Text, NULL) |
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RespondID_ |
Unique ID for this responder (int, Identity, NOT NULL) |
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Site_ |
What Site does this apply to? This can be the name of a site, the name of a list (in the form of "list $listname"), or "all" for server-level responders. (varchar(70), NOT NULL) |
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TclExtension_ |
TCL extension to run for this responder. (varchar(60), NULL). Learn more about autoresponders. |
Added in 8.1. |