PNRSplit request message

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NodeDescriptionValuesOccursExample
<PNRSplitRQ>
Splits an existing PNR into two PNRs, each containing part of the content of the original PNR. 1
<RecordLocator/>
Record locator of the existing PNR to be split.

1 X3GH97
<ReceivedFrom/>
Received from field.

1 PASS
<TravelerGroup>
Use TravelerGroup element to split an exisiting PNR into two PNRs, each containing a subset of the travelers of the original PNR.

A split from group PNR is not supported by Apollo.
A split of travelers and unassigned travelers together on same group pnr is not supported by Worldspan.
1
<Traveler>
Each Traveler element specifies a named traveler of the existing PNR to be moved from the existing to the (associated) PNR newly created by the split.0..N
<ElementNumber/>
ElementNumber of the Traveler in the existing PNR.

1 2
</Traveler>
<UnassignedTravelers/>
If PNR to split is a group PNR, the number of unassigned travelers to split into new PNR can be specified.
Not supported by Apollo.

0..1 5
</TravelerGroup>
<SourcePNRGroup>
Use SourcePNRGroup element to split an exisiting SuperPNR into two SuperPNRs, each containing a subset of the source PNRs of the original SuperPNR.

Only supported by PASS SuperPNR component.
1
<SourcePNR>
Each SourcePNR element identifies a source PNR to move from the existing SuperPNR to the SuperPNR newly created by the spilt.1..N
@Source
The identifier of the source of the PNR.

1 1A
@SourceRef
The record locator of the source PNR.

1 UZ6G9L
</SourcePNR>
</SourcePNRGroup>
</PNRSplitRQ>

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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.
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