The TrafficEstimatorService get() method works fine if you use a country
code for a Location criteria. However, if you use a metro code, the method
returns an UNEXPECTED_INTERNAL_API_ERROR.
*This is easy to reproduce by using the example included with the .NET API
GetTrafficEstimates example.*
This turns out to be my error: I was confusing the Metro identifier with
the specific criterion ID. This is resolved, thank you.
On Thursday, April 5, 2012 10:25:48 AM UTC-5, Dan Madoni wrote:
> The TrafficEstimatorService get() method works fine if you use a country
> code for a Lo
I just ran out of API units because I reached my budget limit. I doubled
the budget amount about an hour ago but still have no API units. How long
until I can use the API again?
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I'm having this same issue and it has been several hours since I changed
the monthly budget. How long until it takes effect? Several of my site
services are down! Thanks...
On Wednesday, August 3, 2011 3:09:18 PM UTC-5, David Torres wrote:
> Hi,
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> The change should take place immediately, do
