About Facet Types for simpleTypes

One allowable value. Add an enumeration facet for each allowable value. For example:

The maximum number of digits that are allowed in the fractional portion of values of simpleTypes that are derived from xsd:decimal.

The number of units of length. Units vary according to the base type. The simpleType must be this number of units of length. For example, if xsd:string is the base type, you might specify 5 as the length if you know that each value will be a code that always has five characters.

The exclusive upper bound of the range of values allowed for this simpleType. The value of the simpleType must be less than the value of maxExclusive.

The inclusive upper bound of the range of values allowed for this simpleType. The value of the simpleType must be less than or equal to the value of maxInclusive.

The maximum number of units of length. Units vary according to the base type. The length of the instances of this simpleType must be less than or equal to this number of lengths.

The exclusive lower bound of the range of values allowed for this simpleType. The value of the simpleType must be more than the value of minExclusive.

The inclusive lower bound of the range of values allowed for this simpleType. The value of the simpleType must be equal to or more than the value of minInclusive.

The minimum number of units of length. Units vary according to the base type. The length of the instances of this simpleType must be equal to or more than this number of lengths.

A regular expression. The values of the simpleType must be literals that match this regular expression.

The maximum number of digits that are allowed in values of simpleTypes that are derived from xsd:decimal.