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Is there a way to have a single run of XML Schema Quality Checker check multiple XML Schemas?

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Is there a way to have a single run of XML Schema Quality Checker check multiple XML Schemas?

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Yes, there are 4 different ways (and they can even be used together): • List more than one file name on the command line • Use a filespec, such as *.xsd or PO*.* • Tell the tool to look for names matching the filespec in this directory and all nested (and indirectly nested) directories, using the -r command line option. • List a file that has XML Schemas as the content of an element that can occur more than once in a containing vocabulary (such as WSDL or XForms), and each of the contained schemas will be checked (if an option such as -wsdl, -xform, or -emb is used). In addition, if you have Eclipse or WSAD, you may select multiple files of type .xsd before choosing validate with SQC from the pop-up menu, and SQC will check all those schemas.

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