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    Notation Type Properties in XML Schemas

    Notation types have the properties described in Table 83. See Defining Notations for more information.

    Property
    Description
    Type
    The type is always Notation.
    Name
    The name you specify for the notation.
    Public ID
    Unique string that refers to the physical location of the external data, for example, MyCompany//LOGO//JPEG.
    System ID
    URL used to physically locate the external data, for example, http://www.mycompany.com/mylogo.jpg.
    Table 83. Notation Type Properties

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