Tabular overview of all nodes, which may occur in this message. See legend below for description of table columns.
Note: Some sibling elements or complete sub-trees of the hierarchy may be defined as mutually exclusive alternative choices. This information cannot be expressed in this tabular overview. Please refer to schema diagram for a graphical representation of the message schema.
| Node | Description | Values | Occurs | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
<CarListRS> | Car list response root element. | 1 | ||
<InfoGroup> | Error and information group | 0..1 | ||
<ForInfo> | Information group | 0..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. | |
@SourceRef | PNR Record Locator associated to Source attribute. | 0..1 | ||
@Code | A code to uniquely identify a specific type of ForInfo message. Currently not returned for most ForInfo messages. | 0..1 | I00001 | |
@Lang | ISO language code. A two letter code as defined by ISO-639-1. | 0..1 | de | |
<Text/> | Information text or error text. | 1..N | Free flow text. Example: Invalid flight number | |
</ForInfo> | ||||
<Error> | Error group | 0..N | ||
@ErrorType | Type of error. | 1 | Air | |
@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. | |
@SourceRef | PNR Record Locator associated to Source attribute. | 0..1 | ||
<Code/> | Error code or equipment type code. | 1 | 0104 (error code), 747 (equipment code) | |
<Text/> | Information text or error text. | 1..N | Free flow text. Example: Invalid flight number | |
<UnderlyingError> | Errors of the backend system can be returned here. | 0..N | ||
@Code | error code of the backend system. | 0..1 | ||
<Text/> | Information text or error text. | 0..N | Free flow text. Example: Invalid flight number | |
</UnderlyingError> | ||||
</Error> | ||||
<BackOffice> | Generic back office response container. Serves as a placeholder for any context specific content. | 0..1 | ||
</BackOffice> | ||||
</InfoGroup> | ||||
<CarsHeader> | Cars header group | 0..1 | ||
<CityCode/> | City code. | 1 | MIA | |
<CityName/> | City name. | 1 | Miami | |
<StateCode/> | State code. | 0..1 | FL | |
<CountryCode/> | Country code. | 0..1 | US | |
<MoreCarsToken> | Token used to request more cars in the subsequent car list request.Or number of more available tokens. | 0..1 | 1-1367258029-366043017-11-N or Y. 5 (number of more available tokens) | |
@NumberOfCars | last number of retrieved items | 0..1 | ||
</MoreCarsToken> | ||||
</CarsHeader> | ||||
<LocationDetails> | Location details group | 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. | |
<CarVendorCode> | Car vendor code. | 1 | ZI | |
@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 DCA = Sabre direct connect access DCS = Sabre direct connect sell SOL= Sabre other link type WDA=Worldspan access plus WDS=Worldspan source WDN=Worldspan non-access plus WDP=Worldspan other AMADEUS default is ASA | [ACA] [ACP] [ASA] [DCA] [DCS] [GCM] [GCO] [GLP] [GLO] [GIA] [GIO] [SDA] [SDC] [SOL] [WAP] [WMP] [WNA] | 0..1 | ASA |
</CarVendorCode> | ||||
<CarVendorName/> | Car vendor name. | 1 | Hertz | |
<CityCode/> | City code. | 0..1 | MIA | |
<Location> | Location group | 0..1 | ||
<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 |
<Number/> | Location number. | 0..1 | 01 | |
<Address/> | Location address. | 0..1 | 301 Freemont Street | |
<ZIP/> | ZIP or postal code. | 0..1 | 33129 | |
<CountryCode/> | Country code. | 0..1 | US | |
<CityName/> | City name. | 0..1 | Miami | |
<StateCode/> | State code. | 0..1 | FL | |
<Name/> | Name of the location | 0..1 | ||
</Location> | ||||
<Distance> | Distance calculated in miles or kilometers. | 0..1 | 1 | |
@Unit | Unit of measure. Values are: M = Miles, K = Kilometers. | [M] [K] | 0..1 | M |
</Distance> | ||||
<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] | 0..1 | SW |
<Latitude/> | Degree of latitude. Values range from -90 to +90 Positive values refer to latitudes north, negative values to latitudes south of the equator. | [-90] to [90] | 0..1 | -49.9856 |
<Longitude/> | Degree of longitude. Values range from -180 to +180 Positive values refer to longitudes east, negative values to longitudes west of the zero (Greenwich) meridian. | [-180] to [180] | 0..1 | -123.87611 |
<Text/> | Information text or error text. | 0..N | Free flow text. Example: Invalid flight number | |
</LocationDetails> | ||||
<SimilarName> | List of similar names for city and/or address of requested location could not be found. NOTE: Supported only in Sabre. | 1..N | ||
<Address/> | Location address. | 1 | 301 Freemont Street | |
<CityName/> | City name. | 1 | Miami | |
<CityCode/> | City code. | 0..1 | MIA | |
<StateCode/> | State code. | 1 | FL | |
<CountryCode/> | Country code. | 1 | US | |
<Latitude/> | Degree of latitude. Values range from -90 to +90 Positive values refer to latitudes north, negative values to latitudes south of the equator. | [-90] to [90] | 0..1 | -49.9856 |
<Longitude/> | Degree of longitude. Values range from -180 to +180 Positive values refer to longitudes east, negative values to longitudes west of the zero (Greenwich) meridian. | [-180] to [180] | 0..1 | -123.87611 |
</SimilarName> | ||||
</CarListRS> |
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Node | Name of message node (element or attribute). Nodes in bold type are mandatory, if their parent element occurs in the message. Point mouse cursor at table cell to view complete XPath. |
| Description | Description of meaning and usage of the node. |
| Values | List of predefined values (each in square brackets) or range of values ("[a] to [z]") allowed for the node, if formally defined in the schema. |
| Occurs | Minimum 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. |
| Example | Example value for the node. |
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