XSD Validation Legacy Action

About XSD

XSD stands for XML Schema Definition. It is a specification used to describe the structure and constraints of XML documents. XSD provides a way to formally define the elements, attributes, and data types allowed in an XML document, as well as the relationships between them.

XML Schema Definition (XSD) documents are written in XML format themselves and can be used to validate XML documents to ensure they adhere to a specific structure and content rules defined by the schema.

Using XSD

XSD is commonly used in various contexts where XML data exchange is prevalent, such as web services, data interchange formats, configuration files, and more. It provides a standardized way to define and validate the structure of XML documents, making it easier to develop and maintain XML-based applications.

Workflow tab

1. The Write Variables option ensures that the “Package Action” logs the variable values into the “Action vars before log file” before the action is executed and logs the updated variable values into the “Action vars after log file” after the action completes.
2. It is usually used for debugging and not recommended for production environment.
3. It can be globally disabled using options dialogue

Advanced tab

After execution tab

Specifies which variables will be set once action execution is completed

Useful Links

• Advantages and disadvantages of working with XML
• ETL and XSLT