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Using XML Schema, it is easy to create subsets of a single schema using xs:redefine. This has the advantage that, if the superset schema changes, standard tools will detect any changes required to the subset schemas. Now take a more complex case with multiple schema documents. Document A <xs:include>s documents B and C. I can't just create a profile by making a new directory and creating A', B' and C' <xs:redefine>d from A, B and C since A' still <xs:include>s B and C (not B' and C'). My real case is much more complex, so the option of <xs:redefine>ing B and C and doing an edit of A doesn't work. In this circumstance, is there anything better than just subsetting the schemas by editing, and so losing the link between the superset and the subsets? I'm hoping I have missed something obvious. Paul
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