Create XML Document from XML Schema

You use the Create XML Document from XML Schema dialog box to select the XML Schema from which you want to create an XML document, and to specify characteristics about that document including the root node, and whether or not you want to generate comments in the XML.

Note

 

If the XML Schema contains an element defined using a built-in type, the instance of that element in the XML document is created using the minimum value of the range specified for that type. For example, if the XML Schema contains a <part> element defined as type="xs:integer", the <part> element in the resulting XML document appears as <part>-9223372036854775808</part>.

Fields

Schema File

The XML Schema from which you want to create the XML document.

Schema Root

The element node in the XML Schema you want to use as the XML document's root.

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