Hi to all,
i try to import an schema from a SAP enviroment with thw wizard Add
genereated Items-->Add Adapter from Visual Studi 2003. All work fine but in
the last step appeare the next error message

The Pattern constraint failed. An error occurred at < XSD name> (7022, 22).

The same error appeare when i try to validate an input instance.
Any one have meet this strange error?
How can i do for solve this situation?

Thanks in adavance

Enrico Zerilli
enricozerilli@hotmail.com
http://blogs.dotmark.net/enf/

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Hi,
I haven't seen this exact error before but the wizard doesn't seem able to
interpret the entire range of metadata that is in the SAP repository. For
some cases it generates an invalid XSD Schema or the resultant schema is
unable to validate an instance of the data. This includes auto-generating
names that are invalid.
You just have to manually fix the schema.

in your case
>
>The Pattern constraint failed. An error occurred at < XSD name> (7022, 22).
>
it looks as though a pattern has been generated to validate your data that
is too strict. Perhaps you could remove the pattern or fix it so that it is
less strict.




"Enrico Zerilli" wrote:

> Hi to all,
> i try to import an schema from a SAP enviroment with thw wizard Add
> genereated Items-->Add Adapter from Visual Studi 2003. All work fine but i
n
> the last step appeare the next error message
>
> The Pattern constraint failed. An error occurred at < XSD name> (7022, 22)
.
>
> The same error appeare when i try to validate an input instance.
> Any one have meet this strange error?
> How can i do for solve this situation?
>
> Thanks in adavance
>
> Enrico Zerilli
> enricozerilli@hotmail.com
> http://blogs.dotmark.net/enf/
>
> Si tu vales bene est ego valeo ...

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Thank you Mark for you answer.
How can i fix the problem manually?
I have think the same possibility but i don't know where to start,
do you have some idea?

Tahnk in advance

Enrico Zerilli
enricozerilli@hotmail.com
http://blogs.dotmark.net/enf/


"Mark" wrote:
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> Hi,
> I haven't seen this exact error before but the wizard doesn't seem able to
> interpret the entire range of metadata that is in the SAP repository. For
> some cases it generates an invalid XSD Schema or the resultant schema is
> unable to validate an instance of the data. This includes auto-generating
> names that are invalid.
> You just have to manually fix the schema.
>
> in your case 
> it looks as though a pattern has been generated to validate your data that
> is too strict. Perhaps you could remove the pattern or fix it so that it i
s
> less strict.
>
>
>
>
> "Enrico Zerilli" wrote:
> 

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Hi,

The tool to use is the BizTalk Schema editor.  Unless, that is, it's so bad
the Schema editor will not load it. Even then it will giive clues as to what
it doesn't like and why.

if you can post the schema on the web somewhere I'll have a quick look.

m

"Enrico Zerilli" wrote:

> Thank you Mark for you answer.
> How can i fix the problem manually?
> I have think the same possibility but i don't know where to start,
> do you have some idea?
>
> Tahnk in advance
>
> Enrico Zerilli
> enricozerilli@hotmail.com
> http://blogs.dotmark.net/enf/
>
>

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Hi Mark
in wich e-mail address can i send you the schema?

Thanks a lot.
--
Enrico Zerilli
enricozerilli@hotmail.com
http://blogs.dotmark.net/enf/


"Mark" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> Hi,
>
> The tool to use is the BizTalk Schema editor.  Unless, that is, it's so ba
d
> the Schema editor will not load it. Even then it will giive clues as to wh
at
> it doesn't like and why.
>
> if you can post the schema on the web somewhere I'll have a quick look.
>
> m
>
> "Enrico Zerilli" wrote:
> 

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