> hiya,
> I have a 3rd party function that converts a CSV to an XML doc.
> I now need to validate the xmlDoc.I understand that I need a valid XSD for
> the newly created xmlDoc, but the xmlDoc contains no schema definitions
> etc.I'm not sure how to create an XSD, so that the fields are restricted
> to
> "integer" datatypes etc.
>
> Been looking for a while.I assume that I don't have to manually write an
> XSD?maybe I should create a "dummy" table in sqlServer, then generate a
> dataset to get the XSD?Or, maybe vis studio 2003 has tools to make this
> easier?
>
> Any suggestions appreciated.
>
> cheers,
> yogi
>
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> cheers Lorenzo,
> I have successfully located the xsd.exe
> When I click on it, a DOS window opens up for a few seconds then closes.Is
> this normal behaviour?I understand that I should probably supply args, but
> I thought that it would open in DOS mode and stay open, waiting for input?
>
> Is thare any way that I can:
> 1) assign this xsd.exe to my run directory, so that I can simply type in
> Run --> Xsd.exe?
> 2) keep the xsd.exe open?
>
> Sorry for the questions, command line stuff isn't my strongpoint ;-)
>
> many thanks,
> yogi
>
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