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As I look through the XML Schema specification I see no UML diagrams.

 

As I look through the GML specification I see many UML diagrams.

 

Are UML diagrams not relevant/useful for data models in the first sense? Are UML diagrams only relevant/useful for data models in the second sense?

 



I suspect that the kind of people who define models like the XML schema model and the relational model are more comfortable with maths and legalese English than with pictures. So I think it tells you more about the psychology of the individuals concerned than anything else.

Michael Kay
Saxonica


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