Hi,
how can I assign a list to predicates values in an AWQL query string?
this code works:
query = (adwords.ServiceQueryBuilder()
.Select('Id', 'Status')
.Where('BaseCampaignId').In("1435278870", "2345678901", "3456789012")
.Build())
this code works too:
query = (adwords.ServiceQueryBuilder()
.Select('Id', 'Status')
.Where('BaseCampaignId').In(1435278870, 2345678901, 3456789012)
.Build())
and even this code works:
campagin_ids = [1435278870, 2345678901, 3456789012]
query = (adwords.ServiceQueryBuilder()
.Select('Id', 'Status')
.Where('BaseCampaignId').In(campaign_ids[0],campaign_ids[1],
campaign_ids[2])
.Build())
unfortunately, this code throws an error:
campagin_ids = [1435278870, 2345678901, 3456789012]
query = (adwords.ServiceQueryBuilder()
.Select('Id', 'Status')
.Where('BaseCampaignId').In(campaign_ids)
.Build())
> googleads.errors.GoogleAdsServerFault:
[QueryError{reason=INVALID_WHERE_CLAUSE, message=}]
So, how do I have to handle the list to make it work properly as predicates
values (without having to assign the values manually)?
Best regards
Matthias
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