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The various rule violation
messages can contain specific elements that you can refer to in XSL
transformations. Specific attributes for all constraints
include:
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uslng:message@source is "constraint" |
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uslng:message@msg-code="no code" in the outer message
element. |
Specific attributes for
restrictive constraints include:
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uslng:violation element instead of uslng:correction
element. |
Specific attributes for
corrective constraints include:
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uslng:correction element instead of uslng:violation
element. |
Specific attributes for table
constraints and domain constraints include:
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uslng:message@constraint-type="table-constraint" in the outer
message element. |
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uslng:message@msg-category="built-in" in the outer message
element. |
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The inner uslng:message element (within the uslng:violation) is
not wrapped a USoft system message: it has therefore no
msg-category attribute. |
Specific attributes for domain
constraints include:
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uslng:message@constraint-type="domain-constraint" |
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uslng:message@msg-category="built-in" in the outer message
element. |
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The inner uslng:message element (within the uslng:violation) is
wrapped in a USoft system message with code 60200. |
Specific attributes for other
(built-in) rule violation messages include:
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uslng:message@constraint-type="relation | domain-check |
column-check | subtype". |
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uslng:message@msg-category="built-in". |
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uslng:message@constraint-name="built-in". |
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