Thank you, Dorian. No, I didn't know that. I've been slinging Microsoft 
code for nearly 20 years, but still relatively new to the Adwords API with 
.Net. So I have to create an ad-hoc report with C# and then I can call it 
by it's id? Might you know of some C# examples where I can see where you do 
this?

Thanks in advance for your kind response.

Eric

On Tuesday, July 17, 2012 7:16:07 AM UTC-4, Dorian Kind wrote:
>
> You probably know this, but if the reports were originally defined in the 
> UI, they will not be available via the API. Apart from that, I can't offer 
> any help but I'd recommend using ad hoc reports instead of the 
> ReportDefinitionService (which will be deprecated anyway).
>
> Cheers
>
> On Monday, July 16, 2012 8:48:00 PM UTC+2, road11 wrote:
>>
>> Using the C# v201109_1 code samples as a model, I'm trying to download 
>> one of our many previously defined and named reports. Here's the code that 
>> Google gave us to get our report definitions that isn't working (assuming a 
>> valid AdwordsUser object)...
>>
>>
>>       ReportDefinitionService reportDefinitionService = 
>> (ReportDefinitionService) user.GetService(
>>           AdWordsService.v201109_1.ReportDefinitionService);
>>  
>>       // Create the selector.
>>       ReportDefinitionSelector selector = new ReportDefinitionSelector();
>>  
>>       try {
>>         // Get all report definitions.
>>         ReportDefinitionPage page = reportDefinitionService.get(selector);
>>  
>>         // Display report definitions.
>>         if (page != null && page.entries != null && page.entries.Length > 0) 
>> {
>>           foreach (ReportDefinition reportDefinition in page.entries) {
>>             writer.WriteLine("ReportDefinition with name \"{0}\" and id 
>> \"{1}\" was found.",
>>                 reportDefinition.reportName, reportDefinition.id);
>>           }
>>         } else {
>>           writer.WriteLine("No report definitions were found.");
>>         }
>>  
>>       } catch (Exception ex) {
>>         throw new System.ApplicationException("Failed to retrieve report 
>> definitions.", ex);
>>       }
>>
>>
>> ...however, this code keeps telling me that page.entries is null. We've got 
>> at least 1400 named reports defined in this Google Adwords account. How is 
>> it possible that this code can find none of them? I thought the selector 
>> might be the problem, but the ReportDefinitionSelector doesn't even have a 
>> fields property, so that can't be the issue. 
>>
>>
>> I would be most grateful if someone could post a (working) C# example of how 
>> to get a list of available reports and how to download a single named report 
>> from an Adwords account.
>>
>>
>> Thank you in advance.
>>
>>

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