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momotaro
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Am trying to create a "template" XSD file for relational databases in XML form validator.

my XSD should be generic! means it will validate all kind of databases in XML format.

I'v been looking for two days now and nothing yet!

please if you have any links of ideas...


thank's in advance.
Jul 6 '11 #1
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jkmyoung
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Generic? What defines the databases you ultimately will choose to accept? People will write database xml in countless different ways, so there isn't really a good 'generic' way of doing such a thing, unless you want to limit it in a specific way.
Jul 26 '11 #2

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