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cvc-id.2
Notice! This page describes the nature of the error using a hypothetical example and not the erroneous data of the input test file. You should however be able to apply this information to your error case.
General description of the error:
The format of the error message: cvc-id.2: There are multiple occurrences of ID value ''{0}''.
Error description in schema standard: http://www.w3.org/TR/2007/WD-xmlschema11-1-20070830/#cvc-id
Possible causes for this error:
- There are elements in the schema with attributes containing IDREF ("xsd:IDREF") and ID ("xsd:ID") definitions. This means that for every IDREF-type element there must be a matching ID-type element. ID-values are unique. This could possibly require access to the schema to see what elements should be matched.
An example
<amenity>
<amenityID>ID000000</amenityID>
<amenityType>String</amenityType>
</amenity>
<amenity>
<amenityID>ID000000</amenityID>
<amenityType>String</amenityType>
</amenity>
Error message: Error cvc-id.2: There are multiple occurrences of ID value 'ID000000'.
How to fix: ID-values must be unique so no duplicates are allowed. The error can be corrected by checking that there are no duplicate values.
<amenity>
<amenityID>ID000000</amenityID>
<amenityType>String</amenityType>
</amenity>
<amenity>
<amenityID>ID000001</amenityID>
<amenityType>String</amenityType>
</amenity>