HI Jeff,
Thank you for your reply.
Can I read into what you said at the start that production performance
will be higher than the sandbox?

I was using lists for text ads and keywords (also using the checks
first as advised), however in the case of adgroups I was adding them
one buy one (then the ads and criteria to each).
The cost turns out to be too high for the volume I indent (and it's
very slow) so I have changed the model. The way I plan to manage the
adgroups now is different and should be much cheaper (and faster,
sandbox or not).
Thanks for your advice, good titbits for any model.

Phil.

On Jan 28, 6:10 pm, AdWords API Advisor <adwordsapiadvi...@google.com>
wrote:
> Hello Phil,
>
>  The Sandbox is not intended for load testing or for getting an
> accurate sense of how quickly operations will complete in the
> Production environment. I don't think you can read very much into
> Production performance one way or another from it.
>
>  It is, however, a good place to test various strategies for creating
> and managing large account structures. I'd recommend that you make
> sure you're using the various batch methods when creating your account
> structure (e.g. addAdGroupList(), addAds(), addCritieria()) and do
> your operations in bulk if you're currently doing them one at a time.
> You should be able to add all your new ad groups under the same
> campaign in one or more calls to addAdGroupList(), and ditto for the
> ads and criteria under the same ad group with one call to addAds() and
> addCriteria(). We don't publicize any hard limits for the total number
> of items you can pass into each method, but to keep things manageable
> I'd limit it to a couple of hundred per call. For the ads and
> criteria, I'd recommend you check them in advance for policy errors
> (checkAds() and checkCriteria()) so that one bad input doesn't prevent
> your batch from going through.
>
> Cheers,
> -Jeff Posnick, AdWords API Team
>
> On Jan 28, 10:16 am, Phil <5000...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > I have done some searching but can't find any info on if the sandbox
> > is any slower than the 'real' Adwords API. Please just repoint me if I
> > have missed something blatant.
> > I can't find any docs on relative speed.
>
> > I am currently averaging 2 seconds per adgroup (with keywords and text
> > ads). Which means the 2000 or so adgroups I will need to push could
> > take over an hour. Will this drasticly speed up using the 'real' API?
>
> > Kind Regards
> > Phil.
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