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 get metrics for 
your date range and the metrics will be empty for anything outside your date 
range. The only one that does not work like this is segments.week, so that's 
where we'll focus on getting that in line with the others.
If you select segments.month with segments.month in the WHERE or or 
segments.week with segments.week in the WHERE clause or segments.quarter with 
segments.quarter in the WHERE clause, then you'll only get back metrics for 
that time. Keep in mind that if you picked month that if your date spans the 
1st of over 2 months, you'll get back 2 results, one for each month you've 
spanned.

I've run all the variations and we're working on getting that sorted out.

Now, let's see about that second question on extension settings and feeds. This 
spanned multiple objects in AdWords API. So, let's take this one offline so we 
don't clutter this forum thread with a separate topic. It's easier for people 
searching later if there's one topic per thread. Just click Reply privately to 
author on the forum with what exactly you did in the AdWords API to get that 
exact result, and I can get you what you're looking for in the Google Ads API. 
Just as a starter query, I've found 'SELECT extension_feed_item.resource_name, 
extension_feed_item.extension_type, campaign.resource_name, campaign.id, 
campaign.name from extension_feed_item order by campaign.id limit 100' works, 
and I expand from there for specific types of extension feed items.

As for the performance, I totally agree with you that there's a slowdown in 
certain places depending on the report, but we are very aware of it and we're 
working on it. My teammate Ben posted something on it if you're interested in 
the specifics.

If you want to chat further on your query, feel free to click Reply privately 
to author. If you have a new question or topic, then please start a new thread 
to make it easier for your fellow readers.

Thanks,
Nadine, Google Ads API Team
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