Thanks for this answer. That was the answer I was looking for. Until now I
was using the customer Id as scoping entity. If I use the campaign Id it
would be much faster I guess. Even if I split them only into parts with one
operation stream per part?
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The documentation does not explicitly say if the OperationStreams are
executed concurrently, but it does say that if more than one
OperationStream contains operations for a single customer or campaign,
they will be performed in serial.
http://code.google.com/apis/adwords/docs/bulkjobs.html
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It's just a question if it is faster, when I use multiple operation streams.
Do the operation streams operate simultaneously or one after another? It's
not worth trying, If they do not operate simultaneously.
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It might be faster, but the sandbox is for testing your implementation
for making correct calls, not to judge the real world performance of
the API.
The unmarshalling error could be hard to diagnose with 8 keywords,
try using 100 keywords split into 25 operation streams and if you are
still ge
A few days ago I transfered about 8 keywords into the sandbox which were
splitted into 8 parts and it takes nearly 35 hours. Is the production
environment faster? Furthermore there is the possibility to split each part
into 25 operation streams. I tried to do this, but the following error
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