type Selector (v201809)

Service

AccountLabelService AdCustomizerFeedService AdGroupAdService AdGroupBidModifierService AdGroupCriterionService AdGroupExtensionSettingService AdGroupFeedService AdGroupService AdParamService AdService AdwordsUserListService AssetService BatchJobService BiddingStrategyService BudgetOrderService BudgetService CampaignBidModifierService CampaignCriterionService CampaignExtensionSettingService CampaignFeedService CampaignGroupPerformanceTargetService CampaignGroupService CampaignService CampaignSharedSetService ConstantDataService ConversionTrackerService CustomAffinityService CustomerExtensionSettingService CustomerFeedService CustomerNegativeCriterionService CustomerService DataService DraftAsyncErrorService DraftService FeedItemService FeedItemTargetService FeedMappingService FeedService LabelService LocationCriterionService ManagedCustomerService MediaService OfflineDataUploadService SharedCriterionService SharedSetService TrialAsyncErrorService TrialService

Dependencies

get()

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Selector

A generic selector to specify the type of information to return.

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Namespace

https://adwords.google.com/api/adwords/cm/v201809

Field
fields	xsd:string[] List of fields to select. Possible values are marked Selectable on the entity's reference page. For example, for the CampaignService selector, refer to the selectable fields from the Campaign reference page. This field must contain distinct elements. This field must not contain null elements. This field is required and should not be null.
predicates	Predicate[] Specifies how an entity (eg. adgroup, campaign, criterion, ad) should be filtered. This field must not contain null elements.
dateRange	DateRange Range of dates for which you want to include data. If this value is omitted, results for all dates are returned. Note: This field is only used by the report download service. For all other services, it is ignored. This range must be contained within the range [19700101, 20380101].
ordering	OrderBy[] The fields on which you want to sort, and the sort order. The order in the list is significant: The first element in the list indicates the primary sort order, the next specifies the secondary sort order and so on.
paging	Paging Pagination information.