XML Stylesheet

Dear All
I am doing a simple proxy to file scenario in which I have to generate an XML in the end. Using the existing structure I have creatd the xsd and imported it as an external def.
Now a requirement has come that I have to put the stylesheet strength:
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href ="../attachments/Config/SiteReport_html.xsl"?>
But when I am generating XSD after adding this tag afer <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> I cannot see it both in the xsd and in my final xml output.
How can I add this in the output xml file
Sourabh

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