Defining input file encoding type for XML Command Line parser

The commend line parser seems to default to an input xml file type of UTF8. I would like to use ANSI xml file types.
There is an option of xml -e <encoding> that should be able to do this.
I have tried
xml -ee ANSI file.xml
xml -ee 'ANSI' file.xml
xml -e ANSI file.xml
xml -e 'ANSI' file.xml
Can someone tell me what the correct syntax for thjis is.
Thanks
D

An xsd can be generated of an xml file using this tool: Use this tool properly according to your file:
The pdf however explaib about MDM xml to xsd you can try on yours:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/bf0e8a97-0d01-0010-f0a2-af3b18b7f4eb
Once the xsd will be generated you can import it in external definitions.
Rewards if helpful.
BR,
Alok

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