element <CustomerRequests> (unified local)
Namespace:
http://string.drv.de/xmlschema/string
Type:
CustomerRequestRequestType
Content:
complex, 3 elements
Nillable:
(can be declared as nil using xsi:nil attribute in instance XML documents)
Defined:
locally at 5 locations in StringAccommodationTypes.xsd, StringCommonService.xsd, StringCommonService.xsd, StringCommonService.xsd, String░░░░htTypes.xsd
XML Representation Summary
<CustomerRequests>
   
Content: 
Code?, Desc░░ption*, AssignedTravellers?
</CustomerRequests>
Content model elements (3):
Assigne░░░░vellers,
Code (type xs:token),
Description
Included in content model of elements (6):
Accom░░░ation (type AccommodationRequestType),
CommonService (type CommonServiceRequestType),
Det░ils (in Package in Packages : PackagesRequestType),
FlightClass (in Classes in Leg in Legs in Fl░ght : FlightRequestType),
Leg (in Legs in Flight : FlightRequestType),
Room (in Rooms in Accom░░░ation : AccommodationRequestType)
Definition Locations
Annotations (1) (by all defi░░tion locations)
Locations (5):
within CommonServiceRequestType complexType [def], wi░hin BookableClassRequestType complexType [def], within RoomRequestType comp░░xType [def], within CommonServiceRequestType complexType [def], within CommonSer░░░░░░questType complexType [def]
Annotation:
List of customer requests
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