Note getting the complete log - Logger.getLog()

[Aaron Weiner]

When I use the following code, I don't seem to get the entire log at the end of the execution:

MailApp.sendEmail(MY_EMAIL_ADDRESS,"My Subject", "Raw Log:\n------------------\n" + Logger.getLog());

Is that because I'm using executeInParallel?

Thanks

Aaron

[Tyler Sidell (AdWords Scripts Team)]

Hi Aaron,

Running the script with executeInParallel should have not affect on the logs not displaying.  Perhaps you are running into a quota of App Scripts, specifically email body size so I'd suggest checking that as a cause.

Thanks,

Tyler Sidell

AdWords Scripts Team

[Aaron Weiner]

Hello Tyler, 

How can I see where I stand within these quotas? For example, how many URLFetch calls have I already done today?

Also, which column do I look at when it comes to AdWords?

Thanks 

Aaron

[Tyler Sidell (AdWords Scripts Team)]

Hi Aaron,

There is no dashboard within AdWords that will display these quotas.  However, you can get the quota amount through running some individual scripts.

For example to get the remaining email daily quota:

var emailQuotaRemaining = MailApp.getRemainingDailyQuota();
Logger.log("Remaining email quota: " + emailQuotaRemaining);

In addition, if you are experiencing this issue only on executeInParallel scripts, you can have the parallel function return what it is logging as such:

function main() {
  MccApp.accounts().executeInParallel('process', 'callback');
}

function process() {
  var logs = []
  // do stuff
  Logger.log(LOG_STATEMENT);
  logs.push(LOG_STATEMENT);
  // do more stuff
  return logs.join('\n');
}

function callback(results) {
  var allLogs = [];
  for (var i = 0; i < results.length; i++) {
    var result = results[i].getReturnValue();
    allLogs.push(result);
  }
  MailApp.sendEmail(EMAIL_ADDRESS, "Subject", allLogs.join("\n\n"));
}

Thanks,

Tyler Sidell

AdWords Scripts Team

[Aaron Weiner]

Thank you Tyler. 

getRemainingDailyQuota is useful but is that the only item that I can look up?

What about getting information on the URL Fetch quotas? 

Also, which column does AdWords fall in? (Consumer (gmail.com), Google Apps free edition (legacy) or Google Apps for Work/Edu/Gov)

Thanks

Aaron

[Tyler Sidell (AdWords Scripts Team)]

Hi Aaron,

Apologies for misunderstanding your question but the column is based on your Google account.  It depends which account you are using for AdWords Scripts to determine which it falls under.

Unfortunately there is no API method to determine URL Fetch quotas.  AdWords Product team may be able to assist with those numbers.

Thanks,

Tyler Sidell

AdWords Scripts Team