Associating an External Schema With a Document

To associate an external schema with an XML document:
1. Open the XML document you want to associate with a schema. See Opening Files in Stylus Studio.
2. From the Stylus Studio menu bar, select XML > Associate XML with Schema.
3. In the Open dialog box that appears, navigate to and select the schema you want to associate.
4. Click Open. The selected schema is now associated with the document.

To associate an XML document with an XML Schema, the XML document must contain a root element.

After you associate a schema with a document, you can view a tree representation of the schema in the XML editor window. Click the Schema tab. See Updating a Document's Schema.

Validating EDIFACT Documents with XML Schemas

Either before or after transforming EDIFACT content, generated XML Schemas will make sure that we have all of the necessary components, our codes are all according to the standard codelists, and every little delimiter is in the right place.

SQL Server Tools

Integrated SQL Server Tools in Stylus Studio enable you to access relational data stored in SQL Server 2000 or SQL Server 2005 as XML using XQuery, SQL/XML or ADO - learn how to export relational data as XML today!

Create XML Views of Relational Data Using DataDirect XQuery

DataDirect XQuery simplifies creating, querying and updating of relational databases as XML including Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, IBM DB2, Sybase and Informix.

DTD Validator

This page talks about Stylus Studio's DTD Validator it has the ability to specify any third-party XML parsers and validators, real-time syntax checking and DTD validation error reporting, backmapping, integrating third-party DTD validators and more!

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