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Opening Large Schema
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| I have a large schema I use for EDI. In it is an element for time and I need
to change the data type to try to correct an issue. I'm not sure what to
change if I do this. There is a type attribute = to "Time" but I'm not sure
that is the text to change. The bigger issue is I can't open the schema in
VS. When I try it, it just hangs. I'm sure if I could get the schema open
in VS I could do what I needed to. Any ideas on how to deal with this? I
just want to change the element to some text data type, like a string or
something. Thanks, Phil
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| Danny Buysse 2004-11-24, 5:52 pm |
| I never had a similar problem but you could offcourse open your schema xsd
file in notepad and change what you want to change. If you don't know the
correct syntax create a smaller schema with the same elements and properties
so you can copy the xsd notation from there to your original one.
Danny Buysse
http://dannybuysse.blogspot.com/
"phil" wrote:
> I have a large schema I use for EDI. In it is an element for time and I need
> to change the data type to try to correct an issue. I'm not sure what to
> change if I do this. There is a type attribute = to "Time" but I'm not sure
> that is the text to change. The bigger issue is I can't open the schema in
> VS. When I try it, it just hangs. I'm sure if I could get the schema open
> in VS I could do what I needed to. Any ideas on how to deal with this? I
> just want to change the element to some text data type, like a string or
> something. Thanks, Phil
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