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The note refers readers to Chapter 5 for more on white space; unfortunately, that content is actually here on the supplement site, not in Chapter 5. |
54 |
For some reason, much of the information from pages 52 and 53 are here, blotting out the Lark output listing. It should read:
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71 |
An old capitalized version of the XML declaration, containing RMD and VERSION information instead of standalone and version information, got past my editing. The declaration should read <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> |
75 |
The third sentence of the last paragraph should read: Using attributes when you need to store data (for example, <STUDENT ... |
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82 |
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84 |
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85 |
Strike the parenthetical comment in the middle of the page about ampersands. This referred to SGML, not XML. Ampersands do not work in element declarations. |
86 |
In the code sample at the bottom of the page, the XML declaration should read:
The V and the E should not have been capitalized. Also replace
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100 |
In the code sample in the middle of the page, the XML declaration should read:
The E should not have been capitalized. |
109 |
In the code sample in the middle of the page, the XML declaration should read:
The E should not have been capitalized. This error repeats later on the page in the parsed version. |
118 |
The two examples of the INGREDIENTS element are broken by a lack of closing tags. In the first, an </INGREDIENTLIST> tag should appear at the end of the second item; in the second, an </INGREDIENTS> tag is needed at the end of the example. |
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The XML declaration at the top of the page is broken. STANDALONE should not be capitalized. |
208 |
In the middle paragraph, Oracle should be capitalized. Better yet, the object-relational databases here should be supplemented with the object databases discussed in chapter 11. |