Hi, Bharani.
I'll keep an eye on it then.
Thanks for the help,
AP.
quarta-feira, 21 de Agosto de 2019 às 20:47:40 UTC+1, adsapiforumadvisor
escreveu:
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> Hi André,
>
> Appreciate your feedback. Currently, we do not have a workaround to pull
> the cancelled accounts. There is already a feature
Hi André,
Appreciate your feedback. Currently, we do not have a workaround to pull the
cancelled accounts. There is already a feature request for this and our team is
looking into it. Please keep an eye on our blog for more updates.
Thanks,
Bharani, Google Ads API Team
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Hi, Bharani.
What seems to be happening is that it is listing accounts that are
cancelled.
Ideally, there should be a field with the status of the account, if not to
filter directly in the query, at least to know how to handle the different
account statuses.
Right now, forcing to loop through
Hi André,
That's right, the customer_client resource will return the complete hierarchy
of all the direct and indirect client customers that are included. I'm afraid,
it is possible to filter the accounts based on the status. The error
CUSTOMER_NOT_ENABLED usually occurs if the API call is made
Thanks, Bharani.
In the meantime I started to figure things out.
Part of what was confusing me is that when I query all customer_client for
each accessible customer, I get many more accounts that I have access to
(or at least that show on my Google Ads panel). For example, one of the
accounts
Hello André,
If you are using OAuth credentials from a manager account and are accessing a
related customer account the login-customer-id header to the customer ID of the
manager account. If you are using OAuth credentials from a manager account,
then you should be able to find this by logging
