How to use IN clause in Slick?
You can do this with the method .inSet (see here):
Slick
Slick queries are composable. Subqueries can be simply composed, where the types work out, just like any other Scala code.
val address_ids = addresses.filter(_.city === "New York City").map(_.id)people.filter(_.id in address_ids).result // <- run as one queryThe method .in expects a sub query. For an in-memory Scala collection, the method .inSet can be used instead.
So that would mean for your code:
val nameFilter= List("Sachin","Naveen")val filteredQuery = query.filter(_.name.inSet(nameFilter))var result= dbHandle.db.run((filteredQuery.drop(10).take(10)).resultDepending on the source of that input you should consider using .inSetBind to escape the input (see this SO post).