Determining the timeout for SearchGoogleAdsStreamRequest API

2022-09-25 Thread 'Anurag Sinha' via Google Ads API and AdWords API Forum
Hi Team, We wanted to set an optimal timeout while creating SearchGoogleAdsStreamRequest. And for that, we wanted some input from your end. Query Used: SELECT user_list.id, user_list.name, user_list.resource_name FROM user_list WHERE user_list.resource_name IN (%s) Our observation regarding

RE: Determining the timeout for SearchGoogleAdsStreamRequest API

2022-09-25 Thread 'Google Ads API Forum Advisor' via Google Ads API and AdWords API Forum
Hi Anurag, Thanks for reaching out to the Google Ads API team. I hope you are doing well today. Upon checking your issue, It appears that your concern is about fetching an audience. Before our team answer your concern and question in general, could you please provide the complete request and

Re: Determining the timeout for SearchGoogleAdsStreamRequest API

2022-09-26 Thread 'Anurag Sinha' via Google Ads API and AdWords API Forum
Hi Team, Can you please look into the Generic Questions which I have asked under " We wanted to understand which all factors the response time depends on:" and answers those and it's not an issue we have faced but are the general questions we had. Regards, Anurag Sinha On Monday, September 26

Re: Determining the timeout for SearchGoogleAdsStreamRequest API

2022-09-26 Thread 'Google Ads API Forum Advisor' via Google Ads API and AdWords API Forum
Hello Anurag, Thank you for getting back to our team. I am Carmela from the Google Ads API team. Moving forward, one of the factors that affect the response time is how big the data that will be downloaded using Google Ads API. As for the other factors, allow me to raise it to the rest of our

Re: Determining the timeout for SearchGoogleAdsStreamRequest API

2022-09-27 Thread 'Google Ads API Forum Advisor' via Google Ads API and AdWords API Forum
Hello, When you call the API in quick succession, you may be rate limited. However, in this case, you should get a RESOURCE_TEMPORARILY_EXHAUSTED error; it won't just make a single request linger and then return slower. So I'm curious if you have code in place that may automatically handle thes