I updated the wiki page Replication with the current list of tables included in data replication to MusicBrainz mirror servers, and the current set of eight archives which contain those tables. Interestingly, it seems that 129 tables are delivered by replication but are not included in the full MusicBrainz PostgreSQL Data Dumps.
The previous wiki page was promoted to the doc page Replication without review by transclusion editors, and so are my changes. This is fine by me. Maybe this is an opportunity for transclusion editors to consider if they are happy with this situation.
I generated these lists of tables by extracting table names from musicbrainz-server source code, specifically the SQL statements in admin/*/CreateReplicationTriggers.sql, and comparing them to the list of tables included (as of late November 2025) in each of the 10 archives in the data dumps. I cross-checked the list of replicated tables against my own MusicBrainz mirror server. I put notes on my method in the Talk page.
This is the diff of my changes. The previous revision was many years ago.
I am surprised that so many tables are not included in the full data dumps. This seems inconsistent with the intention to put all (except personally identifiable) MusicBrainz data in the dumps. I plan to write a ticket about this next.
There are also a few tables (mood and friends, alternate_release and friends, etc.) which don’t seem to be documented in the docs or the wiki. I intend to start wiki pages about them later. If someone else wants to get there before me, that would be wonderful.