and Google Ads API Forum
Subject: RE: [3-579625195] Can a row count be obtained without iterating
through all rows
Hi Phil,
Just to let you know we're investigating some possible solutions to this issue.
It seems really useful to be able to access the raw response in addition
does become
official. Thanks.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2019 5:06:22 AM
To: Philip Stefou
Cc: AdWords API and Google Ads API Forum
Subject: RE: [3-579625195] Can a row count be obtained without iterating
through all rows
know, thanks.
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To: Philip Stefou
Cc: AdWords API and Google Ads API Forum
Subject: RE: Can a row count be obtained without iterating through all rows
Hello Philip,
Could you please try
Thanks a lot, I appreciate that.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2019 8:01:13 AM
To: Philip Stefou
Cc: AdWords API and Google Ads API Forum
Subject: RE: Can a row count be obtained without iterating through all rows
Hello Philip
: AdWords API and Google Ads API Forum
Subject: RE: Can a row count be obtained without iterating through all rows
Hello Philip,
It is the total number of elements in the response page. As a workaround you
could remove the PAGE_SIZE in your request(don't set PAGE_SIZE), so that the
entire result set
Thanks for the reply, does this give the row count of the total number of
rows that would be returned by the query or just the rows on the page? The
problem I'm trying to solve is obtaining a total count of all rows that
would be returned by a given query, without the need to pull all the data
Hello Phil,
To get the count of the rows without iterating you could use the below code
code snippet for Java. You could use the similar functionality in other
client libraries as well to get the count of the results. Also, the
PAGE_SIZE attribute can be mentioned for the search query to get
Is there a way using GoogleAdsService.search, to obtain a row count of the
specified search query without iterating and counting every row? It
doesn't appear that there's a mechanism for this in the query language
itself (such as a COUNT aggregate function). I'm wondering if we can do
