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id Property
Returns an identifier for the schema item in the form of a string. This identifier is the id attribute in the declaration of the item.
Example
The following is an example of the id attribute, used in an XML Schema.
<schema xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<element name="book" id="bookID"/>
</schema>
[Script]
Implementation Syntax
var strID = oISchemaItem.id;
Parameters
None.
Return Values
- strID
- A string. The
idattribute of the schema item.
[Visual Basic]
Implementation Syntax
strID = oISchemaItem.id
Parameters
None.
Return Values
- strID
- A string. The
idattribute of the schema item.
[C/C++]
Implementation Syntax
HRESULT get_id(BSTR* id);
Parameters
- id [out,retval]
- A string. The
idattribute of the schema item.
Return Values
- S_OK
- The value returned if successful.
- E_POINTER
- The value returned if the
idparameter is NULL. - E_FAIL
- The value returned if something else is wrong.
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See Also
Declaring Attributes | Declaring Elements
Applies to: ISchemaItem Interface