Is there an error in the XML Schema Definition?
There is an error in an XML Schema Definition (XSD) schema included in the project. This error occurs when you add an XSD schema (.xsd) file that conflicts with the existing XSD schema set for the project. To correct this error. Double-click the warning in the Errors List window.
When do I add an XSD schema to a project?
This error occurs when you add an XSD schema (.xsd) file that conflicts with the existing XSD schema set for the project. Double-click the warning in the Errors List window.
Why is there no error message in XSD?
If no error is identified in your XSD schema, the XML compiler may not have enough information to provide a detailed error message. You may be able to get more detailed error information if you ensure that the XML namespaces for the .xsd files included in your project match the XML namespaces identified for the XML Schema set in Visual Studio.
Is the file specified in filename a valid XML file?
File specified in FileName is not a valid XML file. The file name that you supplied is not a valid XML file. To specify the allowed structure and content of an XML document, you can use a Document Type Definition (DTD), a Microsoft XML-Data Reduced (XDR) schema, or an XML Schema definition language (XSD) schema.
How to specify the structure of an XML file?
The file name that you supplied is not a valid XML file. To specify the allowed structure and content of an XML document, you can use a Document Type Definition (DTD), a Microsoft XML-Data Reduced (XDR) schema, or an XML Schema definition language (XSD) schema. XSD schemas are the preferred way to specify XML grammars in the .NET Framework. Note.
How are XML schemas registered in Oracle XDB?
XML schemas are registered using methods provided by PL/SQL package DBMS_XMLSCHEMA. Schemas can be registered as global or local schemas. Oracle XML DB provides a number of options for automatically generating default database objects and Java classes as part of the schema registration process.