30xsdinteger

30xsd integer is a data type defined in the XML Schema Definition (XSD) language, which is used for describing the structure of XML documents. Specifically, it refers to a positive integer that is greater than or equal to 30, but less than 1000. This constraint is meant to limit the value of the integer to a range between 30 and 999.

In the context of XSD, 30xsd integer is typically used as a restriction on the type of a numeric element or attribute in an XML document. By defining a specific range of values, validation against this type ensures that elements or attributes conforming to this type have values within the specified limits.

The use of 30xsd integer is often seen in cases where there needs to be a minimum requirement for an integer value to be considered valid, without imposing a specific upper bound. The constraint of being greater than or equal to 30 eliminates invalid values, such as negative numbers or very large values.

30xsd integer is a specific instance of a more general concept in XSD, known as the "integer" data type, which represents an unbounded sequence of decimal numbers representing a whole number and can take on both positive and negative integer values. However, by imposing a minimum value of 30, the behavior of 30xsd integer is constrained to only accept whole numbers greater than or equal to 30.