Hey guys -
I defined a V201008 KeywordPerformanceReport and all appeared good.
Then I decided I would like to slim it down a bit and so I created a
new definition (same set of fields) with a predicate limiting the
network (AdNetworkType1="Search Network"). After adding the Predicate,
I get an "Inte
A small update - I've also requested it with the predicate
AdNetworkType1="Search" with the same result
On Dec 9, 11:52 am, mm wrote:
> Hey guys -
> I defined a V201008 KeywordPerformanceReport and all appeared good.
> Then I decided I would like to slim it down a bit and so I created a
> new def
Hi,
The values of AdNetworkType1 as reported by getReportFields() are
"SEARCH" and "CONTENT". Although these values appear differently in
the downloaded report, you must use these values in the predicate.
See this blog post for more information about working with predicates:
http://adwordsapi
Thanks Eric -
I see the same result with "SEARCH"... as long as I include that
predicate, I get an UnexpectedAPIError when I try to download the
report. The report is created successfully, but no dice when I try to
download it. Not sure it's helpful, but I'm attaching the soap
response from the "Ad
Hi,
The logs show that the error is due to having two values in your
CampaignId predicate. The EQUALS operator only accepts one value, for
multiple values use the IN operator instead.
Best,
- Eric
On Dec 10, 7:54 pm, mm wrote:
> Thanks Eric -
> I see the same result with "SEARCH"... as long as
