Hi,
This appears to be a very old forum thread. I would recommend that you
create a new one and include your concerns in that thread. We can continue
our discussion of your issue from there.
Thanks and regards,
Peter
AdWords API Team
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I will resurrect this old topic to clarify a little more as the answers
here helped me, but still required some legwork.
As it seems, at leas in the python API, the default is not to return zero
impression rows.
The trick is that the checking of the condition appears to be
Hello,
The CampaignName, CampaignId, AdGroupName, AdGroupId, ProductGroup,
Impressions columns support the zero impressions. There is no need to
include Impression condition (where clause) in the report. The query will
return rows including zero impressions.
More information about an
Mine does. Try excluding the Impressions column. That might be killing
zero-impression rows. I'm bringing down only the ID and name columns for
campaign, adgroup, and partition, and that's working for me.
If you include certain statistic columns in your select list, it can
suppress
As the title says including zero impression rows doesn't work with the
PRODUCT_PARTITION_REPORT.
I consider this as a bug because i did not found anything in the docs or
the internet that says this should not work.
My AWQL-Query:
SELECT CampaignName, CampaignId, AdGroupName, AdGroupId,
Hello,
You could use the predicate *WHERE Impressions > 0* in your above report
AWQL query instead of *WHERE Impressions >= 0*. Please check out our exclude
zero impressions with predicate
