XML question: How do I place xmlns:xsi into my schema?

[demetri0]

Hi everyone.

I'm trying to generate a bunch of XML files for a mail-out.  

I need to change the root tag from <TABLE> to <RECORD>. I also need to have this tag: <Data xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="1900C.xsd">.

/*This is a simplified example of the code I'm using*/

LIBNAME xmlout XML "&path.\HAVE.xml" xmlencoding="utf-8" tagset=tagsets.sasxmiss;

data xmlout.Recorddata;
	set Addresses;
	keep FormID SequenceNumber ClientCorrespondenceLanguage ClientIdentificationNumber 
		 ClientName ClientAddress1 ClientAddress2 ClientAddress3;
run;

THIS IS THE OUTPUT I HAVE

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<TABLE>
   <RECORDDATA>
      <FormID>1111</FormID>
      <SequenceNumber>00000001</SequenceNumber>
      <ClientCorrespondenceLanguage>E</ClientCorrespondenceLanguage>
      <ClientIdentificationNumber>111111111</ClientIdentificationNumber>
      <ClientName>John Doe</ClientName>
      <ClientAddress1>1 ELM ST</ClientAddress1>
      <ClientAddress2>ANYWHERE PE C1C 1C1</ClientAddress2>
      <ClientAddress3/>
   </RECORDDATA>
</TABLE>

THIS IS THE OUTPUT I WANT

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Data xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="1900C.xsd">
 <Records>
   <RECORDDATA>
      <FormID>1111</FormID>
      <SequenceNumber>00000001</SequenceNumber>
      <ClientCorrespondenceLanguage>E</ClientCorrespondenceLanguage>
      <ClientIdentificationNumber>111111111</ClientIdentificationNumber>
      <ClientName>John Doe</ClientName>
      <ClientAddress1>1 ELM ST</ClientAddress1>
      <ClientAddress2>ANYWHERE PE C1C 1C1</ClientAddress2>
      <ClientAddress3/>
   </RECORDDATA>
 </Records>

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

[ChrisNZ]

A bit of post-processing:

data _null_;
 infile "&wdir\have.xml" ;
 file "&wdir\want.xml";
 input;
 if _INFILE_='<TABLE>' then put '<Data xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="1900C.xsd">'
    '0d0a'x '<Records>';
 else if _INFILE_='</TABLE>' then put '</Records>';
 else put _INFILE_;
run;

[demetri0]

Perfect!  Thanks very much.