The logical properties of a global attribute.
Property | Type | Meaning |
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Name | String | Specify a name for the object when you create
it. Names can consist of alphanumeric characters, including the letters A through Z, a through z, and the digits 0 through 9. They might also include
the following punctuation characters;
Names can start only with a letter or the underscore character, and not with a number, hyphen, or period. Names that begin with xml, or any variant of these characters (for example XmL), are reserved by the XML standards specification. Further details
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Type | Enumerated type | The Type property constrains
the type of data that can be present in the object. Select from the following options:
If you select (More...), the Type Selection wizard starts. In this wizard, you can select any of the available types. If you select (New Simple Type), the New Simple Type wizard starts. In this wizard, you can create an Anonymous simple type that is based on an existing type. This type can be created locally or globally. If you select (New Complex Type), the New Complex Type wizard starts. In this wizard, you can create an Anonymous complex type, which can be derived from an existing base type. This type can be created locally or globally. For further information about
these types, and examples of their use, see the |
Namespace | Enumerated type | Namespaces are a simple method for qualifying
element and attribute names by associating them with namespaces identified
by URI references. If <no target namespace> is displayed, a namespace has not been set for this object. If the property is inactive, the message set has not been configured to support namespaces. Where the property is active, namespaces that are available for selection are displayed in the drop-down list. |
The Value properties are used with the Usage property in an Attribute Reference or a Local Attribute.
Property | Type | Meaning |
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Default | Button and String | This property provides the default value for
an element or attribute.
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Fixed | Button and String | This property provides the fixed value for an
element or attribute.
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Interpret Value As | Enumerated type | Specify if values stored within this object
must be interpreted as having significance for the parser and, if
so, the type of interpretation that must occur. Select one of the following options:
Note: This property is applicable only when the type of the object
is derived from xsd:string.
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