An element in your documents might look like this:
<customer>John Smith</customer>
Or it might look like this:
<customer>John Smith</customer>
Note: In the example above the XML processor will replace the tabs with space.
Token Data Type
The token data type is derived from the String data
type.
The token data type also contains character, but the
XML processor will remove line feeds, carriage returns, tabs,
leading and trailing spaces, and multiple spaces.
The following is an example of a token declarations in a
schema:
<xs:element name="customer" type="xs:token"/>
An element in your document might look as follows:
<customer>John Smith</customer>
Or it might look as follows:
<customer>John Smith</customer>
Note: In the example above the XML processor will remove the tab.
String Data Types
Note that all of the data types below derive from the String data type (except for the string itself)!
Name
Description
ENTITIES
ENTITY
ID
A string that represents the ID
attribute in XML (only used with schema attributes)
IDREF
A string that represents the IDREF
attribute in XML (only used with schema attributes)
IDREFS
language
A string that contains a valid language
id
Name
A string that contains a valid XML name
NCName
NMTOKEN
A string that represents the NMTOKEN
attribute in XML (only used with schema attributes)
NMTOKENS
normalizedString
A string that does not contain line
feeds, carriage returns, or tabs
QName
string
A string
token
A string that does not contain line
feeds, carriage returns, tabs, leading or trailing
spaces, or multiple spaces
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