question about -N checkouts

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Hi,

I have a repository directory that holds three dirs

foo/bin
foo/sql
foo/www

I only want to checkout bin and sql and not www. So I do

$> mkdir foo
$> cd foo
$> svn co -N svn://server/foo/ .
$> svn co svn://server/foo/bin
$> svn co svn://server/foo/sql

but if I now type svn info in foo directory I get this

$> svn status
? sql
? bin

Is this because I didn't do a recursive checkout and the foo .svn dir
doesn't know about them? Is there a way to get them into the foo .svn
dir without checking out the www dir? or is this more or less impossible?

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