I'm trying to get a full snapshot of all structure data, including deleted
keywords.
The following report spec appears to fail to return data for deleted
keywords in some cases.
Any help modifying my report spec, or explaining the proper use of AdHoc
reports for my purpose would be great.
adwords lib: v201109
.NET lib: awapi_dotnet_lib_v13.3.0
FYI: In another report, I do get performance data, including rows for
keywords which are currently deleted, but which got traffic during my
report range. That's good. However, in this report I'm not interested in
performance data per se. I'd like to be able to pull a report the status
of everything as of today.
FYI - date range set to "today" elsewhere in the code.
FYI - setting definition.includeZeroImpressions = true;
possible cause: Is this a data freshness issue?
<<Code Snippet follows>>
ReportDefinition definition = new ReportDefinition();
definition.reportName = "PPCTools_Adwords_AdGroupCriterion";
definition.reportType =
ReportDefinitionReportType.KEYWORDS_PERFORMANCE_REPORT;
definition.downloadFormat = DownloadFormat.TSV;
definition.dateRangeType = ReportDefinitionDateRangeType.CUSTOM_DATE;
// http://code.google.com/apis/adwords/docs/appendix/reports.html
Selector selector = new Selector();
selector.fields = new string[] {
"ExternalCustomerId"
,"CampaignId"
,"AdGroupId"
,"Id"
,"AccountDescriptiveName"
,"CampaignName"
,"AdGroupName"
,"KeywordText"
,"KeywordMatchType"
,"IsNegative"
,"MaxCpc"
,"CampaignStatus"
,"AdGroupStatus"
,"Status"
,"QualityScore"
};
// Fails to download deleted keywords
Predicate statusPredicate = new Predicate();
statusPredicate.field = "Status";
statusPredicate.@operator = PredicateOperator.IN;
statusPredicate.values = new string[] { "ACTIVE", "PAUSED", "DELETED" };
// NOPE: Seems to limit us to non-deleted keywords. We want everything.
//Predicate ImpressionsPredicate = new Predicate();
//ImpressionsPredicate.field = "Impressions";
//ImpressionsPredicate.@operator = PredicateOperator.GREATER_THAN_EQUALS;
//ImpressionsPredicate.values = new string[] { "0" };
// NOPE: Seems to limit to items with traffic on the search network. We
want everything.
//Predicate AdNetworkType1Predicate = new Predicate();
//AdNetworkType1Predicate.field = "AdNetworkType1";
//AdNetworkType1Predicate.@operator = PredicateOperator.IN;
//AdNetworkType1Predicate.values = new string[] { "SEARCH" };
//selector.predicates = new Predicate[] { statusPredicate,
ImpressionsPredicate, AdNetworkType1Predicate };
//selector.predicates = new Predicate[] { statusPredicate,
ImpressionsPredicate };
selector.predicates = new Predicate[] { statusPredicate };
selector.dateRange = dates;
definition.selector = selector;
definition.includeZeroImpressions = true;
bool inMicros = false;
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