A unique list of every email address we've seen in claims and eligibility
Primary Key:Checks:email_email_address_check-(email_address <> ''::text)
email_email_address_idx(Unique) -email_addressemail_email_user_email_domain_idx(Unique) -email_user,email_domain
| Column | Data Type | Nullable | Indexed | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
email_id | bigint | No | Yes | Snowflake ID for email. Generated through expression: |
email_address | text | No | Yes | Email address. Generated through expression: |
is_verified | boolean | No | No | Indicates whether the email has been verified. This includes successfully sending an email to the address and the user clicking on a link in that email to verify the email. Generated through expression: |
verification_code | text | No | No | Email verification code is a unique, temporary code sent to an email address to verify it is valid and the user has access to it. Generated through expression: |
email_user | text | No | Yes | The user portion of an email address (before the @). For example, in the email address 'my.email@example.com', the user is 'my.email'. Generated through expression: lower("substring"(email_address, 0, POSITION(('@'::text) IN (email_address)))) |
email_domain | text | No | Yes | The domain portion of an email address (after the @). For example, in the email address 'my.email@example.com', the domain is 'example.com.' Generated through expression: lower("substring"(email_address, (POSITION(('@'::text) IN (email_address)) + 1))) |