Re: xs:int vs. xs:integer

----- Original Message From: "Rich Adili" <Rich.Adili@xata>

> Any difference between xs:int and xs:integer types?

xs:int is a signed 32-bit integer,whereas xs:integer is unbounded in terms 
of bits.

You can see more information on the types of integers that XSD defines at:

http://www.tech-know-ware.com/lmx/xsd-overview.html#DefiningElementsPart1

I recommend avoiding the unbounded and partially bounded integers that XML 
schema provides, because a lot of programming languages don't readily 
support them.  However, that is influenced by the domain in which I use 
schemas (data oriented) and your mileage may vary.

HTH,

Pete.
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