Activity database tables
When first activated, the Activity component creates 2 tables. One to store activity stream items ({$table_prefix}bp_activity), the other to store metadata about items ({$table_prefix}bp_activity_meta).
[!NOTE]
The{$table_prefix}value iswp_by default but it can be customized within the WordPress wp-config.php file.
[!IMPORTANT]
The{$table_prefix}bp_activityis always created even if the Activity component is not active. BuddyPress is using this table to log members last site activity date/time.
{$table_prefix}bp_activity
This table stores all activities (such as posts, comments, updates) made by users in BuddyPress. It also logs user interactions or community events.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
BIGINT |
The unique ID for each activity entry. |
user_id |
BIGINT |
The ID of the user who performed the activity. |
component |
VARCHAR |
Specifies which BuddyPress component (e.g., groups, members) the activity is associated with. |
type |
VARCHAR |
Type of activity (e.g., new post, comment, group creation). |
action |
TEXT |
Human-readable description of the action performed[^1]. |
content |
LONGTEXT |
Main content of the activity. |
primary_link |
TEXT |
The link to the activity item[^2]. |
item_id |
BIGINT |
ID associated with the primary item (group or other). |
secondary_item_id |
BIGINT |
Additional context ID, if applicable. |
date_recorded |
DATETIME |
When the activity was recorded. |
hide_sitewide |
TINYINT |
Whether the activity is hidden from the sitewide activity stream. |
mptt_left |
INT |
Node boundary start for activity or activity comment. |
mptt_right |
INT |
Node boundary end for activity or activity comment. |
is_spam |
TINYINT |
Whether the activity item is marked as spam. |
{$table_prefix}bp_activity_meta
Stores metadata associated with activity entries.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
BIGINT |
Meta ID |
activity_id |
BIGINT |
The ID of the associated activity. |
meta_key |
VARCHAR |
Metadata key. |
meta_value |
LONGTEXT |
Metadata value[^3]. |
[^1]: BuddyPress is re-generating this action during runtime to make it translatable.
[^2]: BuddyPress may re-generate this primary_link at runtime for specific activity types, e.g.: it uses post's permalink for new_blog_post typed activities.
[^3]: Arrays or Objects are stored as serialized data.
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