Database post_status

Here you can find wp_post table explanation of each column

• ID – unique number assigned to each post.
• post_author – the user ID who created it.
• post_date – time and date of creation.
• post_date_gmt – GMT time and date of creation. The GMT time and date is stored so there is no dependency on a site’s timezone in the future.
• post_content – holds all the content for the post, including HTML, shortcodes and other content.
• post_title – title of the post.
• post_excerpt – custom intro or short version of the content.
• post_status – status of the post, e.g. ‘draft’, ‘pending’, ‘private’, ‘publish’..
• comment_status – if comments are allowed.
• ping_status – if the post allows
• post_password – optional password used to view the post.
• post_name – URL friendly slug of the post title.
• to_ping – a list of URLs WordPress should send pingbacks to when updated.
• pinged – a list of URLs WordPress has sent pingbacks to when updated.
• post_modified – time and date of last modification.
• post_modified_gmt – GMT time and date of last modification.
• post_content_filtered – used by plugins to cache a version of post_content typically passed through the ‘the_content’ filter. Not used by WordPress core itself.
• post_parent – used to create a relationship between this post and another when this post is a revision, attachment or another type.
• guid – Global Unique Identifier, the permanent URL to the post, not the permalink version.
• menu_order – holds the display number for pages and other non-post types.
• post_type – the content type identifier.
• post_mime_type – only used for attachments, the MIME type of the uploaded file.
• comment_count – total number of comments, pingbacks and trackbacks.