what is the difference between Schema and SchemaDT
Answer Posted / ravi
Schema is nothing but a structure of document, we can
generate "Document Type" from Schema, and it’s called
SchemaDT.
We can say Schema is a blue print.
We can create "Document Type" separately, it is containing
fields, but here we have to add fields manually.
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