XSD Boolean
Boolean data type is used to specify a true or false value.
Boolean Data Type
The boolean data type (<xs:boolean>
) is used to represent boolean values (true or false).
Let's see an example:
<xs:attribute name="disabled" type="xs:boolean"/>
and an element in your XML document look like this:
<price disabled="true">999</price>
note
Legal values for boolean are true
, false
, 1
(which indicates true) and 0
(which indicates false).
Restrictions on Boolean Data Type
Restrictions that can be used with Boolean data type:
pattern
whiteSpace
See XSD Restrictions chapter to learn more.