Use IN and NOT IN clauses in SQL, rather than OR clauses.  This may not speed execution, but give the reader a better idea of the relationship between these values.
Use IN and NOT IN clauses in SQL, rather than OR clauses.  This may not speed
execution, but give the reader a better idea of the relationship between
these values.

* subversion/libsvn_wc/wc-queries.sql
  (STMT_CACHE_NODE_PROPS_RECURSIVE,
   STMT_CACHE_ACTUAL_PROPS_RECURSIVE,
   STMT_CACHE_NODE_BASE_PROPS_RECURSIVE,
   STMT_CACHE_NODE_PROPS_OF_CHILDREN,
   STMT_CACHE_ACTUAL_PROPS_OF_CHILDREN,
   STMT_CACHE_NODE_BASE_PROPS_OF_CHILDREN,
   STMT_SELECT_MIN_MAX_REVISIONS,
   STMT_SELECT_SPARSE_NODES,
   STMT_SUBTREE_HAS_TREE_MODIFICATIONS,
   STMT_SELECT_CURRENT_NODES_RECURSIVE):
    Use IN and NOT IN clauses instead of OR'ing stuff together.

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