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    Constraint Element Type Properties in XML Schemas

    Constraint Element types have the properties described in Table 88. See Adding an Identity Constraint to an Element for more information.

    Property
    Description
    Type
    The type is always Constraint Element.
    XPath Expression
    An XPath expression that returns the element for which you are defining a constraint.
    Table 88. Constraint Element Type Properties

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