On October 1, 2024 , the Anonymous Inventory Modeling (AIM) reporting dimension will sunset and DST/ROC (Regulatory Operating Costs) and Total Media Cost metrics will become incompatible with YouTube reports in Display & Video 360. This will impact the structure of the reports that can be created and run using the Bid Manager API.
The relevant AIM dimension is defined by Filter value FILTER_ANONYMOUS_INVENTORY_MODELING
. Once sunset, queries.create
and queries.run
requests creating and running Query
resources with this dimension will return a 400 error.
The relevant cost metrics are defined by any Metric value using the prefix METRIC_TOTAL_MEDIA_COST_
or METRIC_FEE32_
. Starting October 1, queries.create
and queries.run
requests creating and running Query
resources of ReportType
YOUTUBE
that use these metrics will return a 400
error. In the weeks following October 1, we will update existing YouTube queries that use these values to remove the metrics. In place of total cost metrics, we recommend the use of individual media cost metrics instead, which can be added together with other supported fees to calculate the now unavailable total media cost.
To avoid any interruption of service, review your reports to remove the AIM dimension from any existing reports and all relevant cost metrics from any existing YouTube reports.
Read more about these changes on our release notes .
If you run into issues or have questions about these changes, please contact us using our new Bid Manager API Technical support contact form .
- Trevor Mulchay, Display & Video 360 API Team