XML Schema for Syndication

I am new to MDM Syndication.
I am trying to export data in XML format. I guess I need XSD for that. I am not sure how do I create that XSD? Is it same as XSD I use for import?
I will appreciate your input.
Subhash

Hi Subhash,
I would like to remind you onething before syndicating data using XSD, if you want to syndicate data in the same format of the XSD which you used to import, you can use same XSD for syndication purpose.
If you are inporting data from onse system and distributing data to another remote system in landscape then there are chances of changing data structure.
but as per SAP, we have some standard SAP IDOC's structures delivered with MDM business content like DEBMDM,CREMDM,MATMAS etc..
if you are using SAP standard XSD's you can use the same XSD to syndicate data back to Source/Remote systems in the landscape.
Even if you have XML file then you can generate XSD using Altova XML spy software.
Hope it helps you.
Regards,
RDNPrasad.

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