Hi, David.

Here's the report definition XML:

<reportDefinition><selector><fields>AdGroupId</fields><fields>AdGroupName</fields><fields>AverageCpc</fields><fields>CampaignId</fields><fields>CampaignName</fields><fields>Cost</fields><fields>Clicks</fields><fields>Impressions</fields><fields>Date</fields><fields>DayOfWeek</fields><fields>CriteriaParameters</fields><fields>Domain</fields><fields>Url</fields><fields>AdNetworkType1</fields><fields>Conversions</fields><fields>ConversionsManyPerClick</fields><fields>TotalConvValue</fields><dateRange><min>20120216</min><max>20120813</max></dateRange></selector><reportName>Sync
 
for 20120216 to 
20120813</reportName><reportType>URL_PERFORMANCE_REPORT</reportType><hasAttachment>false</hasAttachment><dateRangeType>CUSTOM_DATE</dateRangeType><downloadFormat>GZIPPED_CSV</downloadFormat></reportDefinition>

CID is 590-210-8272.

Since it's (gzipped) CSV, if you search for two commas in a row (i.e. ",,", 
no quotes) in the resultant download, you'll find the rows I'm talking 
about.

Thanks for the help,
Greg

On Tuesday, August 28, 2012 1:46:35 PM UTC-5, David Torres wrote:
>
> Hi Greg,
>
> Can you please give me the account id and the report definition you are 
> running?. I'll be more than glad to investigate.
>
> Best,
>
> -David Torres - AdWords API Team
>
> On Wednesday, August 22, 2012 10:34:14 AM UTC-4, GregT wrote:
>>
>> Hi, again.  
>>
>> It's been a week - just wondering if anyone from google would be able to 
>> quickly answer the two questions?  They were:
>>
>> - Is this a bug on google's side that no value is getting returned in the 
>> CriteriaParameters field?  We've never seen it on any other client.
>> - If it is not a bug, is it safe to assume that a blank 
>> CriteriaParameters field indicates that it is a URL that was displayed as a 
>> result of a topic / vertical?
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Greg
>>
>> On Wednesday, August 15, 2012 10:26:20 AM UTC-5, GregT wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> For a particular new client, running the URL Performance Report results 
>>> in many rows that have an empty value for the CriteriaParameters field.  We 
>>> have never seen this before, and it's causing issues for us because we 
>>> don't know what generated the clicks, conversions, etc. to occur at the 
>>> URL.  From downloading the report to a file and looking through it, it 
>>> appears that all of the rows that are like this are from topics (based upon 
>>> the fact that the campaign name for the row is a campaign that only has 
>>> topics in it -- no manual or automatic placements and no keywords).  
>>>
>>> With other clients that are using topics [vertical placements], we see 
>>> something like "docvertical::##" [where "##" is just a number] for the 
>>> value of the CriteriaParameters field, and that is the case for this client 
>>> as well for some of the rows, but there are hundreds of rows in the report 
>>> that have a completely blank CriteriaParameters field.  Spot checking some 
>>> of the rows that do have something like "docvertical::##" for the 
>>> CriteriaParameters, I can see them in the AdWords UI listed under Automatic 
>>> Placements [i.e. I see the domain of the URL on the Automatic Placements 
>>> tab, and if I select that row in the UI and select "See details", I see the 
>>> specific URL with the same numbers I see in the report].  For those rows in 
>>> the downloaded report that have a blank CriteriaParameters field, of the 10 
>>> or so I spot checked, those URLs don't show up in the AdWords UI at all for 
>>> that day.
>>>
>>> So, my questions are:
>>> - Is this a bug on google's side that no value is getting returned in 
>>> the CriteriaParameters field?  We've never seen it on any other client.
>>> - If it is not a bug, is it safe to assume that a blank 
>>> CriteriaParameters field indicates that it is a URL that was displayed as a 
>>> result of a topic / vertical?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Greg
>>>
>>>
>>>

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