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	You can control when your project is validated using the [[~~https://www.kfs.oeaw.ac.at/mediawiki/index.php/~~User_Guide/Project/Reserved_Attributes\|project attribute]] <code>Validation</code>. Supported values are:		You can control when your project is validated using the [[User_Guide/Project/Reserved_Attributes\|project attribute]] <code>Validation</code>. Supported values are:

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			Since the project file is where all the segment and parameter data is stored, it is important to maintain the validity of this file. The validation process is complicated and based on a set of rules defined in the <samp>stxconfig.xml</samp> file. Although validation should never generate errors, it can be a useful process, should you be experiencing problems with your project.

	Since the DataSet is where all the segment and parameter data is stored, it is important to maintain the validity of this file. The validation process is complicated and based on a set of rules defined in the stxconfig.xml file. Although validation should never generate errors, it can be a useful process, should you be experiencing problems with your DataSet.		You can explicitly validate a project from the Workspace menu <samp>File > Project > Validate</samp>

	You can explicitly validate a ~~DataSet~~ from the Workspace menu File > ~~Dataset~~ > Validate

	'''Automatic validation'''		'''Automatic validation'''

	You can control when your ~~DataSet~~ is validated using the [[~~User Guide~~/~~Dataset~~/~~DataSet element attributes~~\|~~DataSet~~ attribute]] <code>Validation</code>. Supported values are:		You can control when your project is validated using the [[https://www.kfs.oeaw.ac.at/mediawiki/index.php/User_Guide/Project/Reserved_Attributes\|project attribute]] <code>Validation</code>. Supported values are:

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	If you use validation, you are advised to sort your ~~DataSet~~ entries by <code>ID</code>, since this speeds up the validation process.		If you use validation, you are advised to sort your project entries by <code>ID</code>, since this speeds up the validation process.

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==Validation==

Since the DataSet is where all the segment and parameter data is stored, it is important to maintain the validity of this file. The validation process is complicated and based on a set of rules defined in the stxconfig.xml file. Although validation should never generate errors, it can be a useful process, should you be experiencing problems with your DataSet.

You can explicitly validate a DataSet from the Workspace menu File > Dataset > Validate

'''Automatic validation'''

You can control when your DataSet is validated using the [[User Guide/Dataset/DataSet element attributes|DataSet attribute]] <code>Validation</code>. Supported values are:

{|
|-
|<code>Off</code>
|do not validate
|-
|<code>On</code>
|validate on load and save
|-
|<code>Load</code>
|validate on load
|-
|<code>Save</code>
|validate on save
|}

If you use validation, you are advised to sort your DataSet entries by <code>ID</code>, since this speeds up the validation process.