It's still not the answer. All the reasons that you give for not working
don't apply to us. We use extensions, not feeds. Extensions are linked to
the campaign. And I'm tired of debugging your answers.
I'll give you the answer.
First you need a query for getting all extensions and their details
Hello,
The reason I sent you this query is because I ran this exact query against a
few of your company's accounts, and I got back results. I was hoping to work
with you privately in order to find out which account was not getting results.
You can provide me the account number publicly because
I don't want to reply privately as many other programmers are trying to
make this work and can find this useful. It's also good to keep a public
record of how bad things have become.
Your query 'SELECT extension_feed_item.resource_name,
extension_feed_item.extension_type, campaign.resource_name
Hello All,
I've found the source of the inconsistency, so we can work on finding a
resolution. Just so everyone has a summary of the current state, here is it:
You can have segments.month, segments.quarter in the SELECT clause with
segments.date in the WHERE clause. The result is that you'll ge
Don't listen to Google Ads API Team members. They don't have a clue either.
So for all of you struggling with this idiotic API, here is a solution:
SELECT metrics.cost_micros, campaign.name, *segments.week* FROM campaign
WHERE *segments.week* >= '2018-07-01' AND *segments.week* <= '2018-08-07
There are many inconsistencies in the language. Really a lot.
You want to have fun? Tell me what's the query to get the value of all
extension_feed_items belonging to a campaign.
This new API is even more obscure than the previous one. No small feat. And
of course, it's much much slower. About
Greetings!
First of all, thank you so much for helping out here by posting a solution that
works. Second, thanks for clearly outlining what appears to be a possible bug
in our query language. We shouldn't have date-like segments behaving
differently. So, I filed an issue over here to get that r
Well, no.
This query gets me good results:
1) SELECT metrics.cost_micros, campaign.name, *segments.month* FROM
campaign WHERE *segments.date* >= '2018-07-01' AND *segments.date* <=
'2018-08-07'
whereas this query doesn't get any result:
2) SELECT metrics.cost_micros, campaign.name FROM campa
Hello,
While applying where condition for date segment in a query, you have to make
sure all the date segments are in the WHERE condition only.
Regards,
Sai Teja, Google Ads API Team
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etrics.gmail_secondary_clicks, metrics.value_per_conversion,
> metrics.active_view_cpm, metrics.active_view_ctr,
> metrics.active_view_measurable_cost_micros, metrics.cost_micros,
> segments.date FROM ad_group_audience_view WHERE segments.date BETWEEN
> "2019-05-09" AND "2019-0
segments.date BETWEEN
"2019-05-09" AND "2019-05-09" LIMIT 100
Failure message: errors {
error_code {
query_error: EXPECTED_FILTERS_ON_DATE_RANGE
}
message: "Expects filters on the following field to limit a finite date
range: \'segments.week\'"
}
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