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Author Changes to the xsd are not applied to the rest of the project
Helios

2004-06-28, 8:46 am

Hello there,

I've got a working project going that takes a positional flat file through the 'flat file disassembler' and stores the result in a new xml file, nothing spectacular there.
Now the problem, when i change the 'Positional Length' and 'Positional Offset' properties in the xsd that represents the flat file and build the application and redeploy the assemblies again, then the changes that i made are not applied.

I removed all the assemblies from the database and i'm sure i deployed an updated version of the assembly. It is as if the changes the i made to the xsd are not applied to the other components in the project.

How can i solve this.

Thanks,

Erik
David Downing [MSFT]

2004-06-28, 9:13 am

Try stopping and restarting the BizTalk Service so the schema cache gets
refreshed.

Dave
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through the 'flat file disassembler' and stores the result in a new xml
file, nothing spectacular there.[vbcol=seagreen]
Offset' properties in the xsd that represents the flat file and build the
application and redeploy the assemblies again, then the changes that i made
are not applied.[vbcol=seagreen]
updated version of the assembly. It is as if the changes the i made to the
xsd are not applied to the other components in the project.[vbcol=seagreen]

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Helios

2004-06-29, 3:09 am

Yup that seems to do the trick.

Thanks
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