Hello George,

The benefits are:

- asynchronism - you can fire jobs very quickly,
- error handling - MJS will retry transient errors automatically,
- parallelism - jobs will be ran concurrently,
- API units cost is lower.

As for grouping, it really depends on the values of N and M. If both are
under ~100 there is no need for extra grouping. We recommend avoiding jobs
that hit hundreds of ad groups, hitting 20 in one job is ok.


-Danial, AdWords API Team.



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From: George Ciubotaru <gciubot...@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: MutateJobService with mix operations
Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2012 02:03:31 -0800 (PST)

> Hello Danial,
> 
> Since I'm always grouping together operations of the same type, what is
the 
> benefit of using MutateJobService against ordinary service mutate 
> (except asynchronicity)?
> 
> Here is how I create full campaigns:
> 1. create (N) campaigns using a single MutateJobService job
> 2. having (M) ad-groups per campaign create (N * M) ad-groups in a
single 
> MutateJobService job (using campaign-ids from step 1)
> 3. having 1 ad & 1 keyword per ad-group create (N * M) ads in a single 
> MutateJobService job & (N * M) keywords in a single MutateJobService job

> (using ad-group-ids from step 2)
> 
> From your response I understand that:
> - for step 2 create (N) MutateJobService jobs with (M) ad-groups each 
> (grouped by campaign-id)
> - for step 3 create (N * M) MutateJobService jobs with 1 ad each & (N *
M) 
> MutateJobService jobs with 1 keyword each.
> 
> Am I right? If so then it looks like there will be a lot of jobs running

> (millions for our volume).
> 
> Thanks,
> George
> 
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