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Hope you have read the previous blog for the interview questions on the Microsoft BizTalk Server based on the schemas. If not then please go here Schemas Part 1 Referenced from the below website  https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/19063.biztalk-developer-interview-questions-and-answers-schema.aspx 1.       What is the Message? Each message in BizTalk Server is considered a multi-part message and is made up of zero or more parts. Each message with one or more parts has one of these parts identified as the body part. Each part consists of a binary chunk of data which can represent an XML document, a flat file, a serialized .NET class, or other binary stream of data. You use the body part of the message to identify the type of the message that can be used for routing. See MSDN  The BizTalk Server Message .  2.       What is the difference between BizTalk (Schema) Editor and BizTalk Schema Generator? BizTalk Editor resides within the Microsoft Visual

I hope these series of blogs helps you in preparing for the Biz Talk expertise for clearing the interview and become the BizTalk Developer. I have referenced many sites and blogs for these questionnaires, so please don't forget to give credit for the actual owner. Question have been referred from the below website https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/19063.biztalk-developer-interview-questions-and-answers-schema.aspx   1.       What are Schemas and different type of Schema’s A schema is a term borrowed from the database world to describe the structure of data in relational tables. In the context of XML, a schema describes a model for a whole class of documents. See MSDN:   Different Types of BizTalk Schemas .   1) Document Schema:-Regular schema to define the structure of an XML instance message  2) Flat file schema: - A flat file schema defines the structure of a class of instance messages that use a flat file format, either delimited o