
Generating an annotated schema for Microsoft SQL Server 2000
To generate an annotated schema by reinforcing mapping with extended attributes:
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2In the Extended Attributes page, type the name of a database column in the Value column of the field annotation, if you want to map the element with a database column.
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Type the name of a database table in the Value column of the relation annotation, if you want to map the element with a database table.
You can define a value for the following annotations regarding an element (E) and/or an attribute (A):
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  | encode  | 9  | 9  | When an XML element or attribute is  | 
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  | mapped to a SQL Server BLOB column,  | 
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  | allows requesting a reference (URI) to be  | 
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  | returned and used later to return BLOB data  | 
  | field  | 9  | 9  | Maps an XML item to a database column  | 
  | hide  | 9  | 9  | Hides the element or attribute specified in  | 
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  | the schema in the resulting XML document  | 
  | 9  | —  | Creates an XML element that does not map  | |
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