Which one is better to use

I'm wondering which one of these cases is better to use
WHERE b.segment1||'.'||b.segment2 in ((select codigo
                                      from tmp.viveres_vegetales)
                                      union
                                     (select codigo
                                      from tmp.genericos)
                                      union
                                     (select codigo
                                      from tmp.hijos_genericos))or
WHERE b.segment1||'.'||b.segment2 in (select codigo
                                                         from tmp.viveres_vegetales)
           or b.segment1||'.'||b.segment2 in (select codigo
                                                            from tmp.genericos)
           or b.segment1||'.'||b.segment2 in (select codigo
                                                            from tmp.hijos_genericos)

TRACE and TKPROF/ EXECUTION PLAN will tell you.
Please read:
http://oracle-randolf.blogspot.com/2009/02/basic-sql-statement-performance.html
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But it also depends upon specific scenarios you are dealing with , can you share it?
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guys please help me out.
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Tha's something you need to decide for yourself.
Do you think you need 16GB of memory or 8 will be enough?
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Or maybe you enjoy watching media on a bigger screen?
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