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I don't really know much about XSDs but I think your problem is, you're generating an attribute called "yes_or_no". The attribute needs to be called "is_added" and the value of it should be "yes" or "no".

But as you haven't shown us the code which generates that, we can't fix it.

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kids today don't know what line-noise IS ...

In reply to Re: How to generate XML file from XSDs ? by Cody Pendant
in thread How to generate XML file from XSDs ? by matrixmadhan

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