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There are a lot of conceptual differences, but I'll give a couple very important examples:

* With FDWs, you can push down predicates to the remote end. So, if you do: "SELECT * FROM myRemoteTable WHERE id = 2345", then it can just use the index on the remote side rather than pulling all the data to the local side and filtering.

* You can (as of 9.3) insert, update, and delete on the local side and it will pass through to the remote side.

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