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Author: ecfan

articles/logic-apps/logic-apps-enterprise-integration-schemas.md

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 ## Add schemas
 
+* If you're working with a Consumption workflow, you must add your schema to a linked integration account.
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+* If you're working with a Standard workflow, you have the following options:
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+  * Add your schema to a linked integration account. You can share the schema and integration account across multiple Standard logic app resources and their child workflows.
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+  * Add your schema directly to your logic app resource. However, you can only share that schema across child workflows in the same logic app resource.
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 ### Add schema to integration account
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 After your schema finishes uploading, the schema appears in the **Schemas** list. On your integration account's **Overview** page, under **Artifacts**, your uploaded schema appears.
 
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 ### Add schema to Standard logic app resource
 
 These steps apply only if you want to add a schema directly to your Standard logic app resource. Otherwise, [add the schema to your integration account](#add-schema-integration-account).
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 1. In the **Schemas** folder, add your schema.
 
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 ## Edit a schema
 
 To update an existing schema, you have to upload a new schema file that has the changes you want. However, you can first download the existing schema for editing.