Ok, thanks Martin.

Now you should be able see my problem. I am trying to use MSXML 4 (or 6) in 
Access modules to read the LandOrg's XML files.

It would make sense to give a command that would make the parser USE the XSD
file that is found in the DOM when the XLM is loaded, instead of some default
scheme.  

I have not found an example that mentions how to make use of the XSD file. 

-- 
hgeron


"Martin Honnen" wrote:

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> 
> hgeron wrote:
> 
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> > But to parse data into tables I can process the data
> > (read the data into tables, edit data, add data)
> > I need the parser to acknowledge the data types
> > and formats, etc., so the initial tables are built correctly.
> 
> MSXML 4 and later (so currently MSXML 4, MSXML 5 (which is for Office), 
> and MSXML 6) do have support for XSD schemas. If you have Office 2003 
> then you have MSXML 5 and can use that with script or VBA to parse and 
> validate. Otherwise you need to install MSXML 4 or MSXML 6 which are 
> available for download from MSDN:
> <http://msdn.microsoft.com/XML/XMLDownloads/default.aspx>
> 
> 
> -- 
> 
> 	Martin Honnen --- MVP XML
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