All Schema files in the OpenTravel Alliance specification are made available according to the terms defined by the OpenTravel License Agreement at http://www.opentravel.org/Specifications/Default.aspx. This message returns a list of reservations when an exact match on a read request could not be made or the request was to return a list of reservations meeting specified criteria. An element that is not intended to contain any data. The mere presence of an empty success element within the response message indicates that the incoming request message was processed successfully. Indicates that the recipient of the request message identified one or more business-level warnings/errors, but the message itself was successfully processed. A container for multiple reservations. The list of reservations will be one of the following types of reservations: global, air, hotel, package tour, golf, cruise, vehicle or rail. One line in a list of airline reservations. The airline code, flight number, departure and arrival dates, and the origin and destination. The names of travelers (up to five) in the reservation. The reservation id number, PNR locator. Date of the creation of this reservation. A name given to this itinerary. When true, this booking is cancelled. Provides additional booking information for the reservation. Refer to OpenTravel Codes List Booking Information List (BIL). One line in a list of hotel reservations. It may contain the reservation id, booked date, arrival and departure dates, number of nights and rooms, hotel info, guest info, and room info. One line in a list of package reservations. It contains the reservation id, departure date and point, destination point, duration, tour and travel codes, flight code, passenger name and number of passengers, and booking status. The supplier's code to identify the travel arrangement for the package. The package booking reference. The surname, initial, and title of the passenger. The code for the final destination - normally an IATA code. The code for the traveller's departure point - normally an IATA code. The supplier's code to identify the travel arrangement for the package. The supplier's code to identify the accommodation/tour arrangement for a package. A code identifying a complete package arrangement, replacing individual travel and accommodation codes. The start date and duration of the package. Specifies the number in party. The booking status of the reservation. One line in a list of golf reservations. It contains the reservation id's, golf course and round id, date and time of play, package id, membership info, and golfer name. The golfer's membership information for this reservation. The name of the golfer for this reservation. The Golf Course ID. A unique identifier applied to this round. The date for which the round is reserved. An identification of a package of which this round is a part. The unique Identifier used by the party booking the reservation. The unique identifier assigned by the supplier. One line in a list of vehicle reservations. It contains the pickup and return dates, confirmation number, pickup and return locations, customer name, and vehicle information. Summary information of a reservation, to allow a reservation to be identified from several reservations that matched the previous request criteria. One line in a list of reservations from a global distribution system. It may contain the booking reference, the person name, start date, and an itinerary name. The booking reference ID. The name of the first traveler in the reservation. A name given to this itinerary. The first date of the reservation, i.e., check-in date, departure date, pickup date, etc. Retrieves either a single booking or a list of bookings matching the specified criteria. Retrieves either a single booking or a list of bookings matching the specified criteria. Indicates that an error occurred in the processing of the incoming request message. An error is defined as a critical error caused by corruption of a message in transit or a communication failure. Use the MoreDataEchoToken to indicate the last record in the list. Used in subsequent requests, to identify where the last response left off.