Usage of XSD occurrence Indicators?

I found out myself The difference between my examples is not very obvious on the first glance, but if the example had been a little more complex it would have made sense The following extension clarifies the differences: xsd:element name="XList"> Only X Only Y First X Second X Third X ... First Y Second Y ... First X Second X First Y Third X Fourth X Second Y ... First X Second X Third X ... First Y Second Y ... Fourth X Fifth X Sixth X ... Third Y Fourth Y ...

I found out myself. The difference between my examples is not very obvious on the first glance, but if the example had been a little more complex it would have made sense. The following extension clarifies the differences: leads to Only X Only Y whereas leads to First X Second X Third X ... First Y Second Y ... and leads to First X Second X First Y Third X Fourth X Second Y ... and leads to First X Second X Third X ... First Y Second Y ... Fourth X Fifth X Sixth X ... Third Y Fourth Y ...

If your sequence only contains one child, I suppose it doesn't make much effective difference. I would put it on the xsd:element, though: that's where I'd normally put them if there was more than one element in the sequence.

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