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enum CommonError.Reason (v202508)

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The webpage lists numerous Ad Manager API services with links to their CommonError.Reason documentation for version v202508.
A table details various CommonError.Reason enumerations, such as NOT_FOUND, ALREADY_EXISTS, and UNSUPPORTED_OPERATION, along with descriptions of why these errors occur.
The content primarily focuses on the common errors that can be encountered when using the listed Ad Manager services in API version v202508.

Service

AdRuleService AdjustmentService AdsTxtService AudienceSegmentService CdnConfigurationService CmsMetadataService CompanyService ContactService ContentBundleService ContentService CreativeService CreativeSetService CreativeTemplateService CreativeWrapperService CustomFieldService CustomTargetingService DaiAuthenticationKeyService DaiEncodingProfileService ForecastService InventoryService LabelService LineItemCreativeAssociationService LineItemService LineItemTemplateService LiveStreamEventService MobileApplicationService NativeStyleService NetworkService OrderService PlacementService ProposalLineItemService ProposalService PublisherQueryLanguageService ReportService SegmentPopulationService SiteService StreamActivityMonitorService SuggestedAdUnitService TargetingPresetService TeamService UserService UserTeamAssociationService YieldGroupService

Dependencies

CommonError

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CommonError.Reason

Describes reasons for common errors

Enumeration	Description
`NOT_FOUND`	Indicates that an attempt was made to retrieve an entity that does not exist.
`ALREADY_EXISTS`	Indicates that an attempt was made to create an entity that already exists.
`NOT_APPLICABLE`	Indicates that a value is not applicable for given use case.
`DUPLICATE_OBJECT`	Indicates that two elements in the collection were identical.
`CANNOT_UPDATE`	Indicates that an attempt was made to change an immutable field.
`UNSUPPORTED_OPERATION`	Indicates that the requested operation is not supported.
`CONCURRENT_MODIFICATION`	Indicates that another request attempted to update the same data in the same network at about the same time. Please wait and try the request again.
`REQUEST_TOO_LARGE`	Indicates that the request is too large to be processed. This error is thrown when internal system limits are exceeded due to the number of affected entities implied by the input parameters. Clients should reduce the number of affected entities and try again.
`UNKNOWN`	The value returned if the actual value is not exposed by the requested API version.