I am working on to call the Amadeus Service and get the response for flight search and then book.
Amadeus service method _InformativeBestPricingWithoutPNR is giving following error
1) 'NO VALID FARE/RULE COMBINATIONS FOR PRICING'
2) 'NO FARE FOR BOOKING CODE-TRY OTHER PRICING OPTIONS'
3) 'No INTERLINE AGREEMENT - PRICE SEPARATELY'
Just to know that i am calling Fare_MasterPricerTravelBoard and then select one flight and call the Fare_InformativeBestpricingWithoutPNR , some of the flight is giving proper response in Fare_InformativeBestpricing but some of the are giving error,
Please help, i have read all the document provide by Amadeus extranet site and related document , there are no any solution provide for specific error.
If you haven't already read it, I'd definitely suggest you log in to webservices.amadeus.com and take a look at the Amadeus WBS Implementation Guide - Internet Booking Engine with Master Pricer.
Typically these errors occur because only a subset of the journey returned by Travel Board is being sent to Informative Bestpricing, and this subset is not valid for pricing on its own.
A typical case when this can occur is if you price each leg individually but the Fare Basis used may only apply for a round trip.
Could you please provide more information on the call you are making to Fare_InformativeBestpricingWithoutPNR?
The error says you are combining two different airlines that do not have interline agreements. So in this case you will have to price them separately. For example if you are flying american airlines for the outbound flight, then you cannot fly air france in the inbound flight and price them in one transaction. in this case, assuming American and Air France do not have interline agreements, you have to price them separately.
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I'm racking my brain how to use the Wikipedia API to get a list of the power plants in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Coal-fired_power_stations_in_the_United_States_by_state
Then include the data from the Commission Date field next to each plant. (Alternatively, cross-reference with the "energy infrastructure completed in 19XX" category)
Where do I start? EIA this information, but only for the actual generators that are still in use, not the date for the powerplants housing those generators. I also found some Data related to Co2 production, but those dates go back only to 1945.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
So i have database where i store hotels and rooms to that hotels.
Now we are connecting Amadeus Hotel services with our database. There is no problem to connect hotel from Amadeus with our hotel. There is property code and Amadeus id.
The problem is with rooms. We can't find any tutorial about connecting rates (rooms) that are returned from MultiSingleAvailability with our rooms. We have in Amadeus response room_type, room_type_code, rate_plan_code but all of those codes can change as hotel is updating for example property code or doing other things. We need this connection as data that is returned about rooms is very poor and low quality.
Is there any safe way to connect rates with our rooms ?
room_type is returned to us from the hotel providers and corresponds to the type of the room, the quality varies depending on the provider behind.
Something that might help is the following field:
"typeEstimated": {
"category": "ACCESSIBLE_ROOM",
"beds": 1,
"bedType": "QUEEN"
},
Here we are attempting to extract better information about the room by combining the room code with parsing the room description. Of course, we cannot guarantee that this information is 100% accurate.
rateCode: A rate code comes from the provider but is represented in an Amadeus format. It cannot be used to identify a room. In fact, the same room can be offered using multiple rate codes.
For example: RAC is the public rate offered to everyone, while the hotel could for example offer a discounted price for government workers with the code GOV. A hotel offer is thus a combination of a room type and a rate code.
How are you building your database? What identifiers are you using? Where did you get them from?
I am testing the Instaflights Search API to pull fare information for an airline. In this example, using Delta. When I pull the data, I only get the pricing for the Basic Economy and not for Main Cabin or First class. Is there a way to get access to these prices or we are limited to the lowest price? I compared the results with the Delta website and only the flights with Basic Economy seats matched between the API and the airline site.
InstaFligths, retrieves roundtrip or one-way flight itineraries with published fares and fare breakdowns for a given city pair and departure date. The API returns the 300 of the lowest-priced itineraries.
If looking to retrieve different Brands or Cabin Types, please look into Bargain Finder Max API.
https://developer.sabre.com/docs/read/rest_apis/air/search/bargain_finder_max
We have following task:
In the Marketing Cloud there are few journeys created by Journey Builder. They all are assigned to different Data Extensions via Event Source.
I'm going to receive all Data Extension rows that participate in specific Journey. Also we need to retrieve basic statistics by participants that shows us actual status of participant (data extension row in journey) like: what is the current place in journey for participant (received first email, received sms in line after first email etc.).
To retrieve all participants I suspect we have to use:
GET /interaction/v1/eventDefinitions/{eventDefinitionId}
where eventDefinitionId is Id from
GET /interaction/v1/interactions/{journeyId}
please correct me if I'm wrong.
The question is if there is some API that allows to retrieve statistic data described below.
Thanks,
Roman
Are there any APIs available in the UK to allow someone to look up the transaction code (company name that appears in your bank statements) and get extra information about that transaction.
For example, if I had a transaction at a petrol station it could see that the transaction was for a petrol station and suggest the category to be "Vehicle Fuel" or something like that?
Must be able to specifically handle data from UK businesses.
I think what you're referring to is 'Transaction Description'.
This data is completely controlled by the organisation which debits the account so there is no standard, also some organisations also include transaction details in this making lookups extremely complex. Some examples below:
Shell Petrol Station CD 5487 < Includes last four digits of card
Some Restaurant 15/10 < Includes date
Google Apps Tran #16598745 < Includes transaction code
There are some sites that have an ability to search these transaction descriptions but I think these are user contributed, there is no official source as far as I'm aware.