Hi Mathieu, The AdId is not globally unique <https://developers.google.com/adwords/api/docs/guides/objects-methods> in case of any type of campaigns (Base, Draft, Trial). You might not have observed duplicate AdIds in your account. But, there is a possibility that it could be duplicate. That being said, you will need to use the combination of AdGroupId and AdId to refer to Ads irrespective of the campaign type. In your example, it is likely that the AdId in the drafts are same but there is no guarantee that it will always have the same Id. Using along with the AdGroupId will ensure that you are always referring to the correct Ad.
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