This code is likely part of a SQL query or...

This code is likely part of a SQL query or filter and performs the following operations:

1. regexp_like("city" , '^\\s|\\s$'):

• This checks if the column "city" contains leading or trailing whitespace.
• '^\\s|\\s$' is a regular expression pattern:
  • ^\\s: Matches if there is a whitespace (denoted by \\s) at the start (^) of the string.
  • \\s$: Matches if there is a whitespace at the end ($) of the string.
  • |: Acts as an "OR" in the regular expression. It matches either the condition of whitespace at the start or at the end of the string.

In summary, this condition returns TRUE if the "city" column has leading or trailing whitespace.

2. "addressTypeCode" in ('M','P'):

• This checks if the value in the "addressTypeCode" column belongs to the set of values 'M' or 'P'. It returns true if it matches either value.

Putting it Together:

The entire condition:

regexp_like("city" , '^\\s|\\s$')
AND "addressTypeCode" in ('M','P')

• Filters rows where:
  1. The "city" column contains leading or trailing whitespace.
  2. The "addressTypeCode" column has a value of 'M' or 'P'.

This is likely used to identify and filter records that meet these two criteria simultaneously.