FILE: C:\Program Files\Update Services\Schema\BaseTypes.xsd

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A non-negative integer derived from a signed integer so as to be VB-type compatible. A non-negative long integer derived from a signed long so as to be VB-type compatible. A GUID in standard string form, such as "23058894-E97E-407e-A8DC-3D475B27FB3D". A standard four-part version string, such as "1.2.3.4". An enumeration defining basic scalar comparisons. An enumeration defining basic string comparisons. An enumeration defining the logic used when combining results from iterations through a loop. A date from the file system, such as the creation or modification date of a file. A digest (hash) of a file used both to identify the file within MSUS and to validate its integrity. A file name without a path. A file path. The path may be absolute or relative, may include zero or more directories, and must end with a valid file or directory name (it may not end with a backslash, colon, etc.). A file size in bytes. A numeric CSIDL value, as would be passed as the nFolder parameter to Win32 SHGetFolderPath. Contains the string representation of the hashing algorithm. Contains the hash value for the relevant hashing algorithm. An enumeration defining the standard predefined registry keys, such as "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE". A registry subkey, such as "Software\Microsoft\Windows". A registry value name, such as "CurrentBuildNumber". An enumeration defining the valid registry value types, such as "REG_SZ" and "REG_DWORD". A REG_BINARY registry value. A REG_DWORD registry value. A REG_EXPAND_SZ registry value. A REG_MULTI_SZ registry value. A REG_QWORD registry value. A REG_SZ registry value. A group of attributes that identify a registry subkey. A group of attributes that identify a registry value. A WMI namespace. A WMI WQL query. A processor architecture, as defined in Win32 SYSTEM_INFO.wProcessorArchictecture. A processor level, as defined in Win32 SYSTEM_INFO.wProcessorLevel. A processor revision, as defined in Win32 SYSTEM_INFO.wProcessorRevision. An MSI feature name. An MSI component code. The name of a section of an INF file. An http or https URL.
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