Hi Антон,
Thank you for reaching out. The segmentation in the GAQL and AWQL is basically
behaving the same as 'GROUP BY' in SQL language. I’m very confident that it
will work for your use case.
Thanks and regards,
Xiaoming, Google Ads API Team
Xiaoming
Google Ads API Team
I realised I don't actually have data to test this with (don't think test
ads accounts can have any data on them and my app is not yet allowed to
work with live accouts).
So I will just assume that this works as expected (the docs seem pretty
convincing) and close this.
tl;dr
If you want to
Hi Антон,
Thank you for reaching out. Yes, this is correct. Please let us know if you
have any further concerns.
Thanks and regards,
Xiaoming, Google Ads API Team
Xiaoming
Google Ads API Team
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Hello,
thank you for the answer! Ah so this looks to me like I can effectively do
`SELECT segments.date` to achieve the `GROUP BY` functionality I want.
Will test later and post if this helped.
On Wednesday, 18 November 2020 at 20:39:21 UTC adsapiforumadvisor wrote:
> Hi Антон,
>
> Thank you
Hi Антон,
Thank you for reaching out. You could actually fetch data for a date range in
one query via the Google Ads API. You could use date-related segment fields to
implement the query.
Thanks and regards,
Xiaoming, Google Ads API Team
Xiaoming
Google Ads API Team
Description:
for the purposes of an example, lets say I have an Ad Group. I want to know
how many impressions/clicks/other metrics I received on this Ad Group in
the last 7 days (or any other from X to Y interval) daily (or hourly, or
any other aggregate criteria).
Problem:
as far as I can
