XML in a Nutshell, 3rd Edition

Name

xs:maxExclusive

Synopsis

<xs:maxExclusive
  fixed = "( true | false )"
  id = "ID"
  value = "anySimpleType" >
  <!-- (xs:annotation?) -->
</xs:maxExclusive>

The xs:maxExclusive facet element applies to all ordered types, including xs:decimal, xs:float, xs:double, xs:date, xs:duration, xs:dateTime, xs:time, xs:gDay, xs:gMonthYear, xs:gMonth, xs:gYear, and their subtypes. The value attribute contains the maximum value in a form appropriate for the type. For example, the maximum for a type derived from xs:integer might be 75; the maximum for a type derived from xs:double might be 1.61803; and the maximum for a type derived from xs:date might be 2004-10-26. All instances of this type must be strictly less-than the maximum value. They may not be equal to the maximum. If the fixed attribute has the value true, then types derived from this type are not allowed to override the value of maxExclusive given here.