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— Tamino XML Schema Reference Guide —

xs:minInclusive

Purpose	This element is a restriction facet that specifies an inclusive lower bound as a constraint of the value space for a data item. The actual value of the constraint is given by the `value` attribute.
Parent element	`xs:restriction`
Child elements	None
Attributes	`fixed`, `value`
Restrictions	The following restrictions apply for the `xs:minInclusive` element: The `xs:minInclusive` element may not be specified simultaneously with the `xs:minExclusive` element. The `xs:minInclusive` must be valid with respect to any `xs:maxInclusive` or `xs:maxExclusive` facet also specified. The `xs:minInclusive` element must be chosen in such a way that all values allowed for the restricted type also belong to the value space of the base type. The following update schema constraint applies to the `xs:minInclusive` element: The value of `xs:minInclusive` is not permitted to become more restrictive after update schema.

Attributes

Name	Type	Description
`fixed`	`xs:boolean`	If "true", the value of this facet must not be changed in a derived type. Default: "false".
`value`	The type of the `xs:minInclusive` element depends on the base of the restriction.	The `value` attribute specifies the minimum value of the restricted type. The exact value of the `value` attribute is included from the value space.

Example

The following example shows a simple type definition based on a restriction using the xs:minInclusive element:

<xs:simpleType name="notlessthan30">
  <xs:restriction base="integer">
    <xs:minInclusive value="30"/>
  </xs:restriction>
</xs:simpleType>

The value space of the simple type "notlessthan30" is restricted to values greater than or equal to 30. This means 30 is the smallest allowed element in this value space.

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