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Placing the cursor over the New command pops out a submenu (screenshot below) that enables you to create a new SPS document of one of four types:
| • | A new SPS based on an XML Schema or DTD (New from XML Schema / DTD). The selected schema is added to the Design Overview sidebar and a graphical tree representation is added to the schema tree (in the Schema Tree sidebar). In Design View, the SPS is created with an empty main template. A new SPS can also be created from a file (schema or XML) via a global resource with New from Global Resource File. |
| • | A new SPS based on an XML Schema generated from a DB you select (New from DB or New from XML Column in IBM DB2). The connection process is described in the section Connecting to a DB and Setting up the SPS. The SPS is created in Design View with an empty main template. |
| • | A new SPS based on a user-defined schema you create node-by-node from an HTML file (New from HTML File). The user-defined schema is added to the Design Overview sidebar and Schema Tree sidebar. In the schema tree, it will have a single document element (root element), and the HTML file is loaded in Design View. |
| • | A new empty SPS (New (empty)). No schema is added to either the Design Overview sidebar or the schema tree. An empty main template will be created in Design View. |
| Note: | A global resource can be used to locate a file or DB resource. |
See also:
SPS and Sources, for an overview of how to create and set up the SPS.
Schema Sources, for a detailed description of how to load different sources.
Schema Tree sidebar, for a description of how schemas can be added to an SPS.
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