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Ordina risultati
Puoi specificare l'ordine delle righe nella risposta utilizzando la clausola ORDER BY,
che consiste in una o più sequenze separate da virgole di:
FieldName('ASC'|'DESC')?
Se non specifichi ASC o DESC dopo il nome di un campo, l'API Google Ads utilizza
ASC per impostazione predefinita.
La seguente clausola ORDER BY ordina un report a livello di campagna in base alle impressioni in ordine decrescente e al nome della campagna in ordine crescente:
ORDERBYmetrics.impressionsDESC,campaign.nameASC
L'ordinazione non è consentita:
Per attributi delle risorse non selezionate
Per metriche non selezionate
Per segmenti non selezionati
Per i campi dei seguenti tipi:
MESSAGE
Campi ripetuti
Attributi dei campi ripetuti
Limitare il numero di risultati
Puoi limitare il numero totale di risultati restituiti utilizzando la clausola LIMIT.
Se combini questa funzionalità con l'ordinamento dei risultati, puoi generare report "I primi N",
ad esempio un report contenente le cinque campagne con il maggior numero di impressioni
negli ultimi 30 giorni:
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