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XML Tutorial » XML Schema » Simple Type 
3. 53. 4. User-Defined Data types
You can create custom user-defined data types using the <simpleType> definition: 

<simpleType name="name of the simpleType" 
            final="#all or list or union or restriction"

To declare a <simpleType>, you must always base your declaration on an existing data type. 
The existing data type may be a built-in XML Schema data type or a custom datatype. 
<simpleType>definitions are often called derived types. 

There are three primary derived types: 

Restriction types 
List types 
Union types
3. 53. Simple Type
3. 53. 1. Declaring an Element with a Simple Type
3. 53. 2. Simple Type Definitions
3. 53. 3. XML Schemas provide a number of built-in simple types.
3. 53. 4. User-Defined Data types
3. 53. 5. The simple type may be defined globally, as a child of an attribute declaration, or within an element content model
3. 53. 6. A ISO date without a time zone
3. 53. 7. An anonymous simple string datatype for which any one of three literal string patterns (Small, Medium, or Large) are acceptable
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