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how to check if xsd is a subset of larger DTD

Hi,

I have to find any differences between XSD schema and larger DTD. XSD schema has to be a subset of DTD, so any documents valid with XSD should also be valid with larger DTD (larger/smaller is not related to size, but the described structure).

What is the quickest solution? Can the whole operation be automized or I have to manually looking for differences between these XSD and DTD files?

Best regards,
mgl
Jul 20 '05 #1
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