SQL IN condition in Java

Let's take a look about SQL in features

SQL WHERE IN returns values that match values in a list

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So I would use a collection, which implements from Collection<E> and had contains method, make the if statement simpler.

contains(Object o) Returns true if this set contains the specified element.

contains effect is very similar to SQL in.

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1.add your multiple conditions in the collection, which implements from Collection<E>

Set<String> dict = new HashSet<String>();
dict.add("Finalized");
dict.add("Ready");
dict.add("Checkout");
dict.add("Confirmed");
dict.add("Book");
dict.add("Started");
dict.add("Inital");
dict.add("Close");

2.using contains to check input value whether exist in the collection.

if (dict.contains(pouch.getStatus()))
{
     // do your logic
}

You can use the method matches which is available in String class,

if(pouch.getStatus().matches("Finalized|Ready|Checkout|Confirmed|Book|Started|Inital|Close")){
   //your implementation goes here
}