(all client)
Returns the list of Network objects to which the current login has access.
Returns the list of Network objects to which the current login has access.
(current client)
Returns the current network for which requests are being made.
Returns the current network for which requests are being made.
(make-test client)
Creates a new blank network for testing purposes using the current login.
Each login (i.e. email address) can only have one test network.
Data from any of your existing networks will not be transferred to
the new test network. Once the test network is created, the test
network can be used in the API by supplying the network-code
to
the new API client function or by logging into the Ad Manager UI.
Test networks are limited in the following ways:
Test networks cannot serve ads.
Because test networks cannot serve ads, reports will always come back without data.
Since forecasting requires serving history, forecast service results will be faked.
Test networks are, by default, Ad Manager networks and don't have any features from Ad Manager 360.
Test networks are limited to 10,000 objects per entity type.
Creates a new blank network for testing purposes using the current login. Each login (i.e. email address) can only have one test network. Data from any of your existing networks will not be transferred to the new test network. Once the test network is created, the test network can be used in the API by supplying the `network-code` to the new API client function or by logging into the Ad Manager UI. Test networks are limited in the following ways: - Test networks cannot serve ads. - Because test networks cannot serve ads, reports will always come back without data. - Since forecasting requires serving history, forecast service results will be faked. - Test networks are, by default, Ad Manager networks and don't have any features from Ad Manager 360. - Test networks are limited to 10,000 objects per entity type.
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