I'm just getting started with accessing our Adwords account information via
the API. One of the most basic functions I'm trying to get right is making
sure my local data I'm basing my API updates on is current. Therefore, the
very first thing I do before I change anything is use CampaignService to
get the list of all Active Campaigns and then use the
CAMPAIGN_PERFORMANCE_REPORT to get all the basic Campaign info to make sure
I'm basing my changes on current information. For example, I don't want to
try to adjust the Budget up by 10% if the Budget information I'm using is
out-of-date and is already 10% greater. However, the CampaignService
doesn't allow Budget to be accessed ("selectable") so I use the
CAMPAIGN_PERFORMANCE_REPORT to get that information (after I've use the
CampaignService API to make sure my list of Active Campaigns is correct).
Is this kind of workflow reasonable? Is it what you do? Any other ideas?
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