Today we’re announcing the deprecation of the Doubleclick Bid Manager (DBM) API v1 and the DBM API v1.1 Structured Data File (SDF) Download service. These services will no longer be supported and will be fully sunset on June 15, 2020. Refer to the table below to verify if methods you’re using will be available in v1.1 after June 15, 2020:
If you are using the DBM API v1 Line Item Settings service or Reporting service, you must migrate to v1.1 by the sunset date to avoid an interruption of service. Consult the API release notes for the finer details of the changes between v1 and v1.1. Important things to know are:
Guides are available to help you set up the new Display & Video 360 API, as well as use it to get started downloading SDFs.
Service | Methods | Available in v1.1 after June 15, 2020? |
---|---|---|
Reporting | queries.createquery queries.deletequery queries.getquery queries.listqueries queries.runquery reports.listreports |
Yes |
Line Item Settings | lineitems.downloadlineitems lineitems.uploadlineitems |
Yes |
SDF Download | sdf.download | No. Use the new Display & Video 360 API instead. |
If you are using the DBM API v1 Line Item Settings service or Reporting service, you must migrate to v1.1 by the sunset date to avoid an interruption of service. Consult the API release notes for the finer details of the changes between v1 and v1.1. Important things to know are:
- Queries created and accessed through the Reporting service require more specific filters in the
params.groupBy
field in v1.1. You might have to add more values to theparams.groupBy
field in order to create the same report structure they generated in v1. - Responses from listqueries and listreports calls are paginated in v1.1. Users have to update their implementation to traverse multiple pages if they wish to consume more than the first 100 items returned.
- The Line Item Settings service had no changes between v1 and v1.1. Users only have to update the version they are using.
Guides are available to help you set up the new Display & Video 360 API, as well as use it to get started downloading SDFs.