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[Bug 5518] Why are rules allowed on both element declaration and type definitions

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------- Comment #1 from pratul.dublish@microsoft.com  2008-03-13 22:58 -------
SML allows Schematron constraints (aka rules) to be specified on both element
declarations and type definitions to support  different schema design patterns
(see http://www.xfront.com/GlobalVersusLocal.html ).  

SML's support for rules on element declaration is purely additive to XML Schema
1.1 assertions, so there would be no conflict if a future version of SML was
dependent on Schema 1.1. SML 1.1 has no depdendency on Schema 1.1
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