Young wrote:
How do I use a basic report for many clients. (Cost, Conversions,
Impressions etc)
I have 1 MCC with 30 clients (all different IDs)
I would usually add the clientID in auth.ini , but as it changes have
wrote a script with a counter that each time the API is run using
By a separate thread, are you meaning a copy of the whole google adwords
folder as it contains only one clientID in the auth.ini file. The whole
folder download is 29mb. I cant replicate this 30 times. I do not want to
produce spaghetti coding.
Surely you have a procedure that gets all the
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/70855/how-can-one-use-multi-threading-in-php-applications
On Thursday, February 13, 2014 10:16:05 AM UTC-5, Mike Young wrote:
By a separate thread, are you meaning a copy of the whole google adwords
folder as it contains only one clientID in the auth.ini
Ok, if I run the same page in 10 threads (running it 10 times) it will
still pick up the same clientID in the auth.ini file (123-456-7890)
How do I get it to change and use the rest of the client IDs that I need?
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There should be a way for you to specify the client id for each request.
I'm not very familiar with the PHP library, so I can't help in terms of
actual implementation, but that's how it typically works for other
libraries.
On Thursday, February 13, 2014 10:23:09 AM UTC-5, Mike Young wrote:
Mike,
You could potentially run it in a batched fashion from the command line,
and launching multiple processes with each process grabbing data for a
different client customer ID.
That being said, if serial execution is too slow, I feel your best option
is to execute in parallel.
How do I use a basic report for many clients. (Cost, Conversions,
Impressions etc)
I have 1 MCC with 30 clients (all different IDs)
I would usually add the clientID in auth.ini , but as it changes have wrote
a script with a counter that each time the API is run using a scheduled
task (every
