Hi Vitaly,
I joined the GoogleAds workshop recently and tried to do exactly what you
want: *create a complete hierarchy of entities (budget-campaigns-ad
groups-ads-keywords) for a newly created managed account*
My answer is Yes, you can create the complete Campaign hierarchy in one
operation. Below is what I found:
1- Order of the operation that you put into List<MutateOperation> is
important: CampaignBudgetOperation --> CampaignOperation -->
AdGroupOperation --> AdGroupAdOperation --> AdGroupCriterionOperation
2- Use different temporary Ids for new resource:
CampaignBudget resourcename = customers/12345/campaignBudgets/ *-1*
Campaign resourcename = customers/12345/campaigns/ *-2*
AgGroup resourcename = customers/12345/adGroups/ *-3*
Below is the pseudo code in .NET but you'll get the idea:
var googleAdsService =
client.GetService(Google.Ads.GoogleAds.Services.V1.GoogleAdsService);
googleAdsService.Mutate(googleAdsId, new List<MutateOperation>
{
new MutateOperation
{
CampaignBudgetOperation = new
CampaignBudgetOperation
{
Create = new CampaignBudget { ResourceName
= "customers/12345/campaignBudgets/*-1"*, ... }
},
new MutateOperation
{
CampaignOperation = new CampaignOperation
{
Create = new Campaign { ResourceName =
"customers/12345/campaigns/ *-2", *CampaignBudget =
"customers/12345/campaignBudgets/*-1"* }
}
},
new MutateOperation
{
AdGroupOperation = new
Google.Ads.GoogleAds.V1.Services.AdGroupOperation
{
Create = new AdGroup { ResourceName =
"customers/12345/adGroups/ *-3**", *Campaign = "customers/12345/campaigns/
*-2" *}
}
},
new MutateOperation
{
AdGroupAdOperation = new
Google.Ads.GoogleAds.V1.Services.AdGroupAdOperation
{
Create = new AdGroupAd { ResourceName =
[not required], AdGroup = "customers/12345/adGroups/ *-3**" *}
}
},
new MutateOperation
{
AdGroupCriterionOperation = new
Google.Ads.GoogleAds.V1.Services.AdGroupCriterionOperation
{
Create = new AdGroupCriterion {
ResourceName = [not required], AdGroup = "customers/12345/adGroups/ *-3*
*" *}
}
}
});
Hope this helps
On Wednesday, 27 March 2019 04:48:46 UTC+11, Vitaly Dukhota wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I know it's possible to mutate multiple entities of the same kind in a
> single request, and the operations will be done atomically (all or none).
> For example, it's possible to create multiple campaign operations and
> submit them all in a single atomic request, but the problem is that they
> all have to be of the same kind (only campaign operations for the example).
> I also know that it's possible to create a batch operation with can mutate
> entities of different kinds (for example, both campaigns and ad groups) in
> a (kind of) single request. The problem with batch operations is that they
> are not atomic - some operations might fail whilst others will be completed.
>
> My question is: is it possible to create entities of different kinds in a
> single atomic operation? For example, I want to create a complete hierarchy
> of entities (budget-campaigns-ad groups-ads-keywords) for a newly created
> managed account. Is it possible to create the hierarchy atomically?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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