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Author Error Validating Flat File data
Linda Comstock

2004-06-28, 7:28 pm

I defined a delimited, flat file record where the fifth field is the time
data type. The custom date format is defined as HHmm.
When I validate an instance of the data, the time field in the data has the
value=0433. When I run the validate instance, I'm getteing an error message
that the time is not in the proper format.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Linda


metin

2004-06-29, 8:55 am

I would recommend to generate an instance based on your schema and compare the result against your input file. Normally properties for custom date format HHmm and DataType xs:time should work.

I hope it helps,
metin

"Linda Comstock" wrote:

> I defined a delimited, flat file record where the fifth field is the time
> data type. The custom date format is defined as HHmm.
> When I validate an instance of the data, the time field in the data has the
> value=0433. When I run the validate instance, I'm getteing an error message
> that the time is not in the proper format.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> Linda
>
>
>

David Downing [MSFT]

2004-06-29, 5:51 pm

Linda,

If you're still having problems, please attach your schema and test
instance files to another post for us to take a look at.

Thank you,
Dave
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