CarList request message

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NodeDescriptionValuesOccursExample
<CarListRQ>
Car list request root element. Use this message to search for car vendor locations.1
@version
Version number. 0..1 1.0
@Lang
ISO language code. A two letter code as defined by ISO-639-1. This code specifies the requested language for text content. Default value is 'en'.0..1
<Location>
Location group

Multiplicity of this element is only supported for SPNR.
1..N
@Source
Identifies the source of this element. In other words where the content originates from. Not limited to GDS, applicable to direct connect as well. 0..1 1A, 1V, or other.
<CityCode/>
City code. 1 MIA
<ExactVendorLocation>
Exact vendor location group.

Restrictions:
- Sabre - does not supports exact vendor locations.
- Worldspan - does not support exact vendor locations.
1..N
<CarVendorCode/>
Car vendor code. 1 ZI
<Category/>
Car location category.
Values are:
T = Airport terminal
O = Off-airport
C = City location
P = Port
X = Rail
N = North suburban
E = East suburban
S = South suburban
W = West suburban
A = All suburban locations
R = Resort location
D = default location for the city
F = Chauffeur Drive Station
* = content of Number element contains complete location code (city code is ignored)

[A] [C] [D] [E] [F] [N] [O] [P] [R] [S] [T] [W] [X] [*] 1 T
<Number/>
Location number. 1 01
</ExactVendorLocation>
<Category/>
Car location category.
Values are:
T = Airport terminal
O = Off-airport
C = City location
P = Port
X = Rail
N = North suburban
E = East suburban
S = South suburban
W = West suburban
A = All suburban locations
R = Resort location
D = default location for the city
F = Chauffeur Drive Station
* = content of Number element contains complete location code (city code is ignored)

[A] [C] [D] [E] [F] [N] [O] [P] [R] [S] [T] [W] [X] [*] 0..1 T
<Advanced>
Adavances serch critera.

1
<CountryCode/>
Mandatory country reference. ISO coding. 1 US
<State/>
Optional state code. Applies primarily to US locations. 0..1 FL
<CityName>
Full or partial city name. 1 Paris LIMITATIONS: Only Sabre supports search by city name.
@Address
0..1
</CityName>
<ZIP/>
ZIP or postal code. 1 33129
<POI/>
Point of interest. 1 WHITE HOUSE
</Advanced>
<GeoCoded>
Geographical position information.
Allows search by geographical longitude and latitude and to define a search radius around the specified geo location.
1
@Radius
Radius around the specified location, within which results should be included.
0..1 2
@DistanceUnit
Unit of distance in which Radius is specified.
Values:
M = Miles
K = Kilometers

Defaults to kilometers, if left out.

[M] [K] 0..1 M
<Longitude/>
Degree of longitude. Values range from -180 to +180 using decimal fractions.
Positive values refer to longitudes east, negative values to longitudes west of the zero (Greenwich) meridian.

[-180] to [180]1 -123.87611
<Latitude/>
Degree of latitude. Values range from -90 to +90 using decimal fractions.
Positive values refer to latitudes north, negative values to latitudes south of the equator.

[-90] to [90]1 -49.98569
</GeoCoded>
<SimilarNameID/>
Can be used in a follow-up messages in case previous response containes a similar name list of locations. Use number of the similar name in the response as value here.0..1
</Location>
<PreferredVendor>
Preferred car vendor code. If ExactVendorLocation is also included in request - ExactVendorLocation has higher precedence. 0..1
<CarVendorCode/>
Car vendor code. 1..N ZI. Restrictions: - Amadeus supports up to 5 codes. - Sabre supports up to 50 codes. - Mietwagenmarkt supports 1 code.
</PreferredVendor>
<Distance>
Distance group0..1
<FromDistance/>
Number of miles or kilometers to start distance range. 1 020
<Unit/>
Unit of measure. Values are: M = Miles, K = Kilometers. [M] [K] 1 M
<Direction/>
Direction. Values are: N = North, S = South, E = East, W = West, NE = Northeast, NW = Northwest, SE = Southeast, SW = Southwest, or blank. [N] [S] [E] [W] [NE] [NW] [SE] [SW] [] 1 SW
<ActionCode/>
Action code. Values are: Y = Greater than or (-) = Less than, or blank. [Y] [-] 1 Y
<LimitDistance/>
Number of miles or kilometers to end distance range. 1 015
</Distance>
<PickUp>
Pick up date group0..1
<Date/>
Pick up date in ISO 8601 format (yyyy-mm-dd). Galileo will generate current date, if not sent. 1 2002-12-20
</PickUp>
<DropOff>
Drop off date group0..1
<Date/>
Pick up date in ISO 8601 format (yyyy-mm-dd). Galileo will generate current date, if not sent. 1 2002-12-20
</DropOff>
<LinkType/>
Link Type.

Values are:
GCM = Galileo carmaster only participant
GCO = Galileo carmaster only participant secondary
GLP = Galileo link partner
GLO = Galileo link partner secondary
GIA = Galileo inside availability link
GIO = Galileo inside availability link secondary
ASA = Amadeus standard access
ACA= Amadeus complete access
ACP= Amadeus complete access plus
SDA= Sabre direct connect access
SDC= Sabre direct connect sell
SOL= Sabre other link type
WAP= WebSphereDIR
WMP= WebSphereDIR
WNA= WebSphereDIR

AMADEUS default is ASA

[GCM] [GCO] [GLP] [GLO] [GIA] [GIO] [ASA] [ACA] [ACP] [SDA] [SDC] [SOL] [WAP] [WMP] [WNA] 0..1 ASA
<MoreCarsToken>
Token used to request more cars. In some cases it's combined information obtained from the GDS from a previous car list response, while in other cases, it could contain the Yes or No indication of more cars(Number of Cars to be displayed)
0..1 1-1367258029-366043017-11-N or Y. 5 (Number of Cars to be displayed)
@NumberOfCars
Number of last item retrieved in the last reply.
Nothing if first call
0..1 20 0
</MoreCarsToken>
</CarListRQ>

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DescriptionDescription of meaning and usage of the node.
ValuesList of predefined values (each in square brackets) or range of values ("[a] to [z]") allowed for the node, if formally defined in the schema.
OccursMinimum and maximum number of times the node must/may occur, if its parent element occurs in the message. Examples:
0..3 Node is optional and may occur up to 3 times.
1..N Node must occur at least one (mandatory) and may occur any number of times.
2 Node must occur exactly twice.
ExampleExample value for the node.

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