Hi Brandon,
For reports, the timezone of the account is used to calculate the
TODAY range.
Best,
- Eric Koleda, AdWords API Team
On Dec 14, 8:48 am, Brandon Parise wrote:
> The issue, too, is if I enter "TODAY" how is that affected by
> timezones?
> If I run it at 12:01AM EST on Dec 20 for "TOD
The issue, too, is if I enter "TODAY" how is that affected by
timezones?
If I run it at 12:01AM EST on Dec 20 for "TODAY" will it return data
for 12/20 or 12/19 or does it depend on the timezones set on each
account?
Thanks!
On Dec 14, 5:05 am, AdWords API Advisor
wrote:
> Hi Brandon,
>
> I have
Oh, interesting!
So when you add/edit a ReportDefinition and get an ID back, you can
continue to re-download that same report using that ID?
I am used to the whole "request report, get id, use the id to download
the report" process.
Thanks,
Brandon
On Dec 14, 5:05 am, AdWords API Advisor
wrote:
Hi Brandon,
I haven't tried it myself, but I believe that both should give you
same results.
Since you mentioned that you want to retrieve reports for "Yesterday",
a better way would be to set the ReportDefinition.dateRangeType as
Yesterday, and leave out the selector.dateRange and Date predicate
Want to load Keyword Performance Report for "yesterday"...
2010-12-12 through 2010-12-12
What is the difference between:
$selector->dateRange = new DateRange('20101212', '20101212');
vs.
$startDatePredicate = new Predicate ();
$startDatePredicate->field = 'Date';
$startDatePredicate->operator
