DungCoi
If your database structure was designed to suit the old Google report
structure then you will either have to modify the structure of the
report after downloading it, or redesign your database to match the
new structure. One thing that might make this easier is the fact that
the fields in the downloaded report will be in the same order as that
of the String[] you pass into your Selector.
I solved this problem by merging three reports into one because our
structure mixes AdGroup, Keyword, and Campaign level data in one
table. The new structure is more storage efficient, but there are more
important things than storage sometimes.
Ales:
Since the v201101 cross client reporting is not supported yet, you can
still use the v13 ReportService to get cross client reports.
The v201101 reports do require us to get more than one report and
merge the contents on the client side in order to achieve what was
supported in the old API, but the reports are synchronously generated.
You request them by http get and they are ready in seconds, as opposed
to the old report service where you could be waiting for a
while(minutes, hours in some rare cases) before a report is actually
ready. This may not be the case with v201101 cross client reports when
they are released, but for single client reports, it is very fast.
Also, using the new reporting you just define the report one time,
then the ReportDefinition id can be reused to download a report on a
sliding date scale. So if you define a report with sliding date scale
of YESTERDAY, you can issue the same report definition id every day
and get the new report without making any api calls at all.
Fewer API calls means faster service for everyone and no unit cost on
downloading reports that you have already defined.
It does cost 400 units to define a report, or modify a definition, but
once it is defined, it is free to download.
The default is to return 0 impression adgroups, try not specifying any
predicates in your selector. Also, the code in your original post
tells us nothing about the way you are setting up your request through
the Google API. If we could see your Selector code it would be easier
to help you.
This link will probably help both of you if you have not seen it
already:
http://code.google.com/apis/adwords/docs/reportingtopics.html
And this one has all the report types and all fields available in
each:
http://code.google.com/apis/adwords/docs/appendix/reports.html
Hope this helps!
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