ID

The ID scalar type represents a unique identifier, often used to refetch an object or as key for a cache. The ID type appears in a JSON response as a String; however, it is not intended to be human-readable. When expected as an input type, any string (such as "4") or integer (such as 4) input value will be accepted as an ID.

GraphQL schema definition

Required by

• HotelXBoardQueryInput:
• HotelXCategoryQueryInput:
• HotelXHotelListInput:
• HotelXRoomQueryInput:
• HotelXDestinationListInput:
• HotelXDestinationSearcherInput:
• HotelSettingsInput:
• HotelRuntimeConfiguration:
• AdviseMessage:
• Board:
• BoardData:
• Node:
• Category:
• CategoryData:
• Hotel:
• HotelData:
• GiataData:
• HotelXMapOptionInput:
• DestinationData:
• Airport:
• Geoname:
• AirportData:
• GeonameData:
• HotelXAmenity:
• HotelXAmenityData:
• RoomStatic:
• RoomData:
• Destination:
• Metadata:
• MetadataData:
• HotelXAccessInput:
• PaymentCard:
• Supplier:
• SupplierData:
• Provider:
• AccessFilter:
• Organization:
• ClientFilter:
• System:
• Access:
• AccessData:
• Parameter:
• Client:
• ClientData:
• Group:
• SupplierFilter:
• GroupData:
• Member:
• GroupCommonData:
• MemberData:
• MacroPermission:
• MacroPermissionData:
• Role:
• Resource:
• API:
• RoleData:
• ResourceData:
• APIData:
• Operation:
• OperationData:
• ManagedGroup:
• ManagedGroupData:
• Profile:
• ProfileData:
• Entity:
• OrganizationData:
• Domain:
• Product:
• ProductData:
• DomainData:
• SystemData:
• HotelXUpdateStatus:
• HotelXUpdateStatusData:

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