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The display below organizes test descriptions into groups of schema and instance tests.
The structured description for these tests is stored in an XML file which conforms to the TS Schema for Test Submission.
The column labeled "TestId" displays test identification information.
The column labeled "Expected" displays the outcome expected by the contributor.
The column labeled "Status" indicates the test's accuracy in testing the feature it is intended to test.
The "Description" column is provided by the test contributor.
For the test file(s) present which has/have extension .xsd, its/their conformance to the XML Schema REC's definition of valid XML representations of XML Schemas is what is at issue. When a test file with extension .xml is present as well, its schema-validity is at issue as well.
TestId | Expected | Status | Description | References |
1 NISTSchema-integer-minExclusive-1 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-minExclusive-1.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-minExclusive-1,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet minExclusive with a value of: -99999999999999999999
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-minExclusive
|
2 NISTSchema-integer-minExclusive-2 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-minExclusive-2.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-minExclusive-2,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet minExclusive with a value of: 17686137511874199
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-minExclusive
|
3 NISTSchema-integer-minExclusive-3 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-minExclusive-3.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-minExclusive-3,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet minExclusive with a value of: 28546026128945922727
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-minExclusive
|
4 NISTSchema-integer-minExclusive-4 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-minExclusive-4.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-minExclusive-4,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet minExclusive with a value of: -21615884746337798995
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-minExclusive
|
5 NISTSchema-integer-minExclusive-5 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (1) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-minExclusive-5.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-minExclusive-5,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet minExclusive with a value of: 99999999999999999998
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-minExclusive
|
6 NISTSchema-integer-minInclusive-1 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-minInclusive-1.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-minInclusive-1,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet minInclusive with a value of: -99999999999999999999
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-minInclusive
|
7 NISTSchema-integer-minInclusive-2 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-minInclusive-2.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-minInclusive-2,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet minInclusive with a value of: 95550615253207404896
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-minInclusive
|
8 NISTSchema-integer-minInclusive-3 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-minInclusive-3.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-minInclusive-3,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet minInclusive with a value of: -77339411827786563869
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-minInclusive
|
9 NISTSchema-integer-minInclusive-4 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-minInclusive-4.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-minInclusive-4,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet minInclusive with a value of: 32930650198885147439
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-minInclusive
|
10 NISTSchema-integer-minInclusive-5 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (1) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-minInclusive-5.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-minInclusive-5,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet minInclusive with a value of: 99999999999999999999
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-minInclusive
|
11 NISTSchema-integer-maxExclusive-1 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (1) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-maxExclusive-1.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-maxExclusive-1,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet maxExclusive with a value of: -99999999999999999998
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-maxExclusive
|
12 NISTSchema-integer-maxExclusive-2 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-maxExclusive-2.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-maxExclusive-2,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet maxExclusive with a value of: 41317301383503379774
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-maxExclusive
|
13 NISTSchema-integer-maxExclusive-3 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-maxExclusive-3.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-maxExclusive-3,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet maxExclusive with a value of: -74954891740403573052
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-maxExclusive
|
14 NISTSchema-integer-maxExclusive-4 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-maxExclusive-4.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-maxExclusive-4,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet maxExclusive with a value of: -193415391549711657
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-maxExclusive
|
15 NISTSchema-integer-maxExclusive-5 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-maxExclusive-5.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-maxExclusive-5,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet maxExclusive with a value of: 99999999999999999999
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-maxExclusive
|
16 NISTSchema-integer-maxInclusive-1 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (1) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-maxInclusive-1.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-maxInclusive-1,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet maxInclusive with a value of: -99999999999999999999
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-maxInclusive
|
17 NISTSchema-integer-maxInclusive-2 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-maxInclusive-2.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-maxInclusive-2,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet maxInclusive with a value of: 30666260516606547170
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-maxInclusive
|
18 NISTSchema-integer-maxInclusive-3 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-maxInclusive-3.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-maxInclusive-3,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet maxInclusive with a value of: 74014545901285999639
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-maxInclusive
|
19 NISTSchema-integer-maxInclusive-4 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-maxInclusive-4.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-maxInclusive-4,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet maxInclusive with a value of: -7294661580248251731
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-maxInclusive
|
20 NISTSchema-integer-maxInclusive-5 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-maxInclusive-5.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-maxInclusive-5,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet maxInclusive with a value of: 99999999999999999999
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-maxInclusive
|
21 NISTSchema-integer-fractionDigits-1 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-fractionDigits-1.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-fractionDigits-1,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet fractionDigits with a value of: 0
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-fractionDigits
|
22 NISTSchema-integer-totalDigits-1 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-totalDigits-1.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-totalDigits-1,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet totalDigits with a value of: 1
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-totalDigits
|
23 NISTSchema-integer-totalDigits-2 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-totalDigits-2.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-totalDigits-2,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet totalDigits with a value of: 5
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-totalDigits
|
24 NISTSchema-integer-totalDigits-3 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-totalDigits-3.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-totalDigits-3,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet totalDigits with a value of: 9
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-totalDigits
|
25 NISTSchema-integer-totalDigits-4 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-totalDigits-4.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-totalDigits-4,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet totalDigits with a value of: 13
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-totalDigits
|
26 NISTSchema-integer-totalDigits-5 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-totalDigits-5.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-totalDigits-5,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet totalDigits with a value of: 20
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-totalDigits
|
27 NISTSchema-integer-pattern-1 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-pattern-1.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-pattern-1,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet pattern with a value of: \-\d{20}
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-pattern
|
28 NISTSchema-integer-pattern-2 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-pattern-2.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-pattern-2,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet pattern with a value of: \-\d{9}
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-pattern
|
29 NISTSchema-integer-pattern-3 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-pattern-3.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-pattern-3,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet pattern with a value of: \-\d{1}
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-pattern
|
30 NISTSchema-integer-pattern-4 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-pattern-4.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-pattern-4,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet pattern with a value of: \d{5}
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-pattern
|
31 NISTSchema-integer-pattern-5 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-pattern-5.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-pattern-5,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet pattern with a value of: \d{20}
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-pattern
|
32 NISTSchema-integer-enumeration-1 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-enumeration-1.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-enumeration-1,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet enumeration with values of:
-1517
725065532288209
206
-2237447002
285084916042425
24
-4053988933500363156
-89890255508
-8
-4708
-45
716744118
8145018
-8374571770112
-254
7643587514559
-10600081122
-9492735505297
-7152863215395677
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-enumeration
|
33 NISTSchema-integer-enumeration-2 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-enumeration-2.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-enumeration-2,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet enumeration with values of:
-505713314796140345
933394799538
-855
-86
1295
-9447991691800572
-25
-1
-66420305705795457
1845012934334389
8298130
-7
-19
74
24818069
-5256872634315
21203
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-enumeration
|
34 NISTSchema-integer-enumeration-3 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-enumeration-3.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-enumeration-3,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet enumeration with values of:
-9870767297
7697241387576794
959
7406255348596786
-77
-13338
-2284170415923603
-32346087
433358354009225
50924
15
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-enumeration
|
35 NISTSchema-integer-enumeration-4 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-enumeration-4.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-enumeration-4,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet enumeration with values of:
652290321
-909067489538
57706384167343
14361399
-64173
-162245468753482335
-55077315869
-65682
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| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-enumeration
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36 NISTSchema-integer-enumeration-5 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-enumeration-5.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-enumeration-5,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet enumeration with values of:
-307678135700
87908
41
4967751205487
-1
98116199919908841
6117789012492571
254071372012819
-959133409100439
-86383
-3769180
45235175439218833
10192637
-49931764598237149
-3842
98813
3713779598138732
8880334329
4744876
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|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-enumeration
|
37 NISTSchema-integer-whiteSpace-1 | Test type: | <> | schemaTest (1) |
| | Test type: | <> | instanceTest (5) |
| |
|  | = | validity |
|
| Expected: | valid |
| Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid | Expected: | valid |
|
|  | = | status |
|
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
| Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 | Status: | accepted | as of 2002-01-12 |
|
|  | = | documentation |
|
|
The value space of type integer used in these tests is actually a subset
of that defined in the Recommendation. The local integer type behaves as
if it were derived from the general type by restriction with totalDigits
== 20. This figure is greater than that required for "minimally conforming
processors", but it is necessary to accommodate the upper bound on the
value space for unsignedLong.
This constraint applies to integer and all its derivatives, in the absence of
further constraints.
File: NISTSchema-integer-whiteSpace-1.xsd
This schema specifies a datatype, NISTSchema-integer-whiteSpace-1,
which is derived by restriction of built-in type integer
by facet whiteSpace with a value of: collapse
|
|
| 1. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#integer 2. http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/#rf-whiteSpace
|