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Pete Cordell wrote: > I think what Andrew is suggesting is something like: > > <xs:element name='category' type='categoryType' /> > > <xs:complexType name='categoryType' abstract='true'> > ... > > <xs:complexType name='privacy'> > <xs:complexContent> > <xs:extension base='categoryType'> > ... > > <xs:complexType name='fishingType'> > <xs:complexContent> > <xs:extension base='categoryType'> > ... But this does not meet Ian's requirement, which was to constrain that the first <category> can have some attribute values, and the second <category> can have some others. I don't see that xsi:type addresses his issue. All it does is say "look what I found", with admittedly clever, rococo elaborateness, not "here is what you can do". Cheers Rick Jelliffe
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