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149 149  The Structure Specific Data message is characterised by the XML elements and attributes being derived from the data structure definition of the data set. This provides two main benefits:
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151 151  1. The message content is relatively compact.
152 -2. It is possible to use an XML schema to validate that the data set contains the correct values as defined by the data structure definition and any constraints attached to the dataflow, data structure definition or data provision agreement.
152 +1. It is possible to use an XML schema to validate that the data set contains the correct values as defined by the data structure definition and any constraints attached to the dataflow, data structure definition or data provision agreement.
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154 154  The samples therefore include both the Structure Specific Data XML, and a corresponding example validation schema XSD. Successful schema validation confirms that the XML is both a valid Structure Specific Data message, and the content is valid according to the SDMX structural metadata.
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156 156  == Aggregated Time Series with Simple Data Attributes ==
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158 -### ECB EXR.xml ##
158 +##**ECB EXR.xml**##
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160 160  Structure specific data message.
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168 168  Note that a structure specific namespace ns1 is defined using xsi:schemalocation to reference the validation schema location, in this case ECB_EXR_Dataflow.xsd.
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170 -### ECB EXR Dataflow.xsd ##
170 +**##ECB EXR Dataflow.xsd##**
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172 172  Structure-specific schema for validating the dataset.
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178 178  Complex attributes include those with multilingual text and arrays of values.
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180 -### EXB EXR CA.xml ##
180 +**##EXB EXR CA.xml##**
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182 182  Structure specific data message.
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194 194  Note that a structure specific namespace ns1 is defined using xsi:schemalocation to reference the validation schema location, in this case ECB_EXR_Dataflow.xsd.
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196 -### ECB EXR CA Dataflow.xsd ##
196 +##**ECB EXR CA Dataflow.xsd**##
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198 198  Structure specific schema for validating the dataset.
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202 202  Complex types based on the abstract dsd:CompType are defined for each complex attribute.
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204 -### ECB EXR CA DSD.xml ##
204 +##**ECB EXR CA DSD.xml**##
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206 206  Structure message describing the Data Structure Definition for the above dataflow illustrating, in particular, the definition of complex attributes:
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