xs:untypedAtomic

The generic xs:untypedAtomic type applies to all attribute nodes and atomic values that are "untyped," i.e., have no specific type. An attribute node is untyped if it was not validated against a schema declaration. "Types, Nodes, and Atomic Values" in Chapter 11 describes how attribute nodes might come to be untyped.

An atomic value might have the type xs:untypedAtomic if it was extracted from an untyped element or attribute. Untyped atomic values can often be used wherever a typed value would. This is because every function and expression has rules for casting untyped values to an appropriate type.

Important

In previous versions of XQuery (including the Candidate Recommendation), untypedAtomic was prefixed with xdt: instead of xs: because it was in a different namespace. Some processors still support the previous namespaces for these types instead.

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