Possessives

• self: Returns the index in self's schema of the first column with the given name.

Converse of object

• modify: Somehow, it doesn't seem to matter how many of them I come across, I remain incapable of modifying the schema.

• define: The data model defines the conceptual schema for a database or data warehouse.

• locate: Locate schema James I am trying to solve the following problem: I have an XML document in a version control system.

Adjective modifier

• xsd: They provide the ability to programmatically create an XSD schema.

• navigational: The third must be capable of structuring the navigational schema.

• relational: The relational database schema comprises 3 core tables holding sequences, accessions and taxonomy.

• conceptual: The data model defines the conceptual schema for a database or data warehouse.

• occupational: The PCS occupational schema is widely used in France.

Modifies a noun

• registry: CORES will bring the major standardization groups together with international initiatives that are exploring the use of metadata schema registries.

• transformation: We show how such definitions can be used to automatically derive schema transformation operators for the higher-level data models.

• validation: If your source document has been through schema validation, then the elements and attributes will be annotated with a schema type.

• definition: However it is possible to replace the underscores by periods in the search catalog schema definition ).

• modification: Schema modifications are defined in IDL, requiring ad-hoc offline transformations of the database, in general.

Noun used with modifier

• metadata: A metadata schema, based on Dublin Core, was then designed to describe the datasets.

• xml: Update the project.xml file to modify the location of the xml schema for the file.

• ng: So during development I'd prefer to do my own validation based on a tighter Relax NG schema and perhaps other semantic processing.

• namespace: In the context of working applications where there is often a difference between the schema in use and the ' standard ' namespace schema.

• database: To build a new database schema, you must be a member of the DBA group.