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First will generate query:
SELECT .... FROM ... WHERE (FOO = 'bar' OR FOO = 'baz');
second will generate query:
SELECT .... FROM ... WHERE (FOO IN ('bar', 'baz'));
Both queries should compute same results, but there may be some performance differences, depending on database backend. Generally, using in
should be faster.
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