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You can use the web UI in Ads Data Hub to do many of the same tasks as you would using the API. This guide shows how write a query that measures your total Campaign Manager 360 Data Transfer impressions from scratch, test it, and then run it.
Select ADH Sandbox Customer from the Ads data from dropdown.
Specify where your query results should be written in the Destination table field.
Select start and end dates between 2018-08-18 00:00:00 and 2018-09-17 23:59:59. We recommend using the auto-populated 30-day range.
Click Start.
After the query finishes running, open the results in BigQuery. You should see a table that looks something like this:
Row
impressions
1
388204742
Once you're satisfied with the results of your test query, you're ready to run it on real data.
Run your query in Ads Data Hub
After testing your query using the sandbox role, you're ready to run it on real data.
Navigate to the Queries tab in Ads Data Hub.
Click the name of the query you want to run.
Click play_arrowRun.
The expected number of bytes that the query will use shows at the
top of the page.
Select an ID in the Ads data from field. This should be the account ID
associated with the ads data you want to query. (If you would like to query
sandbox data, select ADH Sandbox Customer.)
If using a match table, select the match table in the Match table from
field.
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