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Very many railML® elements require an id attribute of the W3C-Type xs:ID. This has to be provided in order to enable references, that are very much used

practicable to go ahead with the error than to retract the schema, and for reasons of downward compatibility, the error is often being protracted into younger

Warning: This page has to be harmonized with other subschema attribute/element/type pages! This page is used to collect all data types used in the schemas

designator   Parent: <ocp> Children: None [0..1] There are normally several abbreviations and/or numbers for the same <ocp> (station), even in one country

valid value. Validate. If you encounter an error message for your newly introduced reference, there is an error in the XPath of the xs:field element of the

your special needs Using content libraries and fully validating without any error or warning messages Dev:Codelists Changes sorted by released versions

Despite the element has been designed to describe bridges, due to a spelling error it was named brigde. For downward compatibility reasons, this could not be

balise belongs to a group and if yes, to which one. linkingAccuracy margin error between balise linkReactionAscending Reaction to be performed if a linking

entities with a single code, as to avoid repetitious work as well as ambiguity errors. Moreover, the separation of schema and codelists allows actualizing the

entities with a single code, as to avoid repetitious work as well as ambiguity errors. Moreover, the separation of schema and codelists allows actualizing the

the mileages of the element-ends with consideration of error profile data. According to the error profile data lengths at certain mileage values are added

entities with a single code, as to avoid repetitious work as well as ambiguity errors. Moreover, the separation of schema and codelists allows actualizing the

entities with a single code, as to avoid repetitious work as well as ambiguity errors. For instance in railML® 2, using <infrastructureManager>, you can address

ask the user, or force the usage of these attributes e. g. by providing an error message. Es bleibt hier dem lesenden Programm überlassen, wie es damit umgeht

(attribute or element) changes after its first release (mostly following of an error correction). A reading software should check this value against a certain

tLengthM is a data type that is used for modelling distances in metres. It is derived from the basic data type tLength, which shall not be used directly

entities with a single code, as to avoid repetitious work as well as ambiguity errors. The concept is explained here. The list contains infrastructure managing

receiver to accept or refuse such a timetable, and initiate the appropriate error handling. maxConnTime: This attribute describes the maximum duration between

(attribute or element) changes after its first release (mostly following of an error correction). A reading software should check this value against a certain

(attribute or element) changes after its first release (mostly following of an error correction). A reading software should check this value against a certain