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Workflow actions such as **Flat File** and **XML Validation** require a schema to perform their tasks. For example, the **XML Validation** action requires an XML schema to check that documents use valid XML and have the expected data in the predefined format. This schema is an XML document that uses [XML Schema Definition (XSD)](https://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema11-1/) language and has the .xsd file name extension. The **Flat File** actions use a schema to encode and decode XML content.
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This article shows how to add a schema to your integration account. If you're working with a Standard logic app workflow, you can also add a schema directly to your logic app resource.
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To resolve this error, you need to use the element `xsd:import` or `xsd:include` instead of `xsd:redefine`, or use a URI.
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## Add schemas
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## Considerations for adding schemas
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* If you're working with a Consumption workflow, you must add your schema to a linked integration account.
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## Add schema to integration account
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1. In the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com), sign in with your Azure account credentials.
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1. On the **Schemas** pane toolbar, select **Add**.
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For Consumption workflows, based on your schema's file size, now follow the steps for uploading a schema that's either [up to 2 MB](#smaller-schema) or [more than 2 MB, up to 8 MB](#larger-schema).
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## Add schemas to logic app
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### [Consumption](#tab/consumption)
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For Consumption workflows, based on your schema's file size, follow the steps for uploading a schema that's either [up to 2 MB](#smaller-schema) or [more than 2 MB, up to 8 MB](#larger-schema).
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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
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### [Standard](#tab/standard)
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The following 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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For a Standard logic app resource, the following steps apply only if you want to add a schema directly to your resource. Otherwise, [add the schema to your integration account](#add-schema-integration-account).
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#### Azure portal
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1. In the **Schemas** folder, add your schema.
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## Edit a schema
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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.
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