why I can not see google adwords api request times in my develop console? - google-ads-api

I have enable Google ads api ,and I request for many times last month by google adwords api. Why it doesn't show in the develop console? i just can see several times request for youtube api. Is it because I use Google adwrods api? my project is developed by google adwords api,not google ads api..
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Google Adwords API is not part of the Cloud Developer console. You can't configure it there (apart from setting up an OAuth2 client), and any requests to it won't be visible within the console.
The Google Ads API on the other hand is supported.

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Youtube Reporting API OAuth in Azure Data Factory

Hi guys i'm pretty new to Azure Data Factory and i'm implementing a pipeline to retrieve stats about a YouTube channel through API and storing them in a SQL Database in order to connect it to some BI services.
Using Youtube DATA API i was able to:
retrieve all the videos uploaded in the channel - API Data - PlaylistItems
some summarized stats for each one API Data - Videos - with part:statistics
The next thing i'd like to do is retrieve detailed stats for each video on a monthly basis, i was able to do this with Google Apps Script on a Google Sheets using the Youtube Analytics and Reporting API API Call Reference
In Azure Data Factory i'm struggling with the Google OAuth, the Youtube DATA API supported the API Key authentication and that was pretty easy.
Instead the Youtube Analytics and Reporting API requires the OAuth and do not support services account so the only option i believe is the server-side flow Google OAuth server side flow
I believe is possible to do, in this link a user struggled with the JSON output of these API in Data Factory - 5
Do you think it is feasible and i'm going in the right direction?
Really appreciate any help!
Thanks

Why not signing in causes error "Google Play in-app billing API version is less than 3"

When Google Play has not been signed in, running BillingClient.startConnection() results in BillingResult returned by onBillingSetupFinished() showing billingResult.getDebugMessage():
Google Play In-app Billing API version is less than 3
This error is gone as soon as Google Play is signed in.
Is there a way to get an accurate error for this situation?
The message indicates that you are using a Google Play Developer API that is lower than v3.
The Google Play Developer API will only support the v3 endpoint after 1 December, 2019. Here is the blog post:
https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2019/03/changes-to-google-play-developer-api.html
For more context, the Google Play Billing Library (currently 2.1.0) is the client API used in your Android app.
The Google Play Developer API (currently v3) is the server API used for managing purchases and managing your app on Google Play.

Does Google Adwords provide access through the service

I am trying to get the reporting data from google adwords. I have gone through the adwords documentation.
https://developers.google.com/adwords/api/docs/guides/first-api-call
It uses OAUTH 2.0 authentication. I want it to integrate at the backend. Can I access google adwords reporting api through the cloud service. I am new to the google apis. Please help me.
Take a look at the Client Libraries: https://developers.google.com/adwords/api/docs/clientlibraries
You have a Reporting example for the programming language of your choice within the Code Examples section on the left hand menu.

Search Airport code using google search api

Currently I'm building an iOS application which is having flight search feature and planning to use QPX google api for that but for airport/city code not able to find the api in google service.
Is it possible to use QPX Express api in iOS application because didn't see the way to parse the response.
Here is the link for google flight search "https://www.google.co.in/flights/".Would like to know which api google has been using it for airport/city code search.
Have tried with Google Places API for iOS https://developers.google.com/places/ but don't know the way to get the airport codes.

Google Places API in iOS application

Let me share my findings before asking the question.
Google Places API documentation says:
"Note: To use the Google Places API you must first request a Maps API
client ID and cryptographic key which you must use to sign your
request URLs. For information on signing URL requests, please see the
URL Authentication documentation within the Web Service APIs home
page."
The Google Places API is still in developer preview.
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/places/
We need a Client ID (required) and a Signature (required) to use
the Google Places API.
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/webservices/index.html#URLSigning
And, to get the Signature, we need a Google Adsense account to get
Adsense publisher id (required).
http://gmaps-ws-console.appspot.com/
You can find the requirements to use the Google Places API here.
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/places/index.html#Requirements
The Signup page for Google Maps API suggest that, "Your service
must be freely accessible to end users. To use Google mapping
technology in other types of applications, please use Google Maps API
Premier. See this FAQ for more information."
http://code.google.com/intl/it-IT/apis/maps/signup.html
Now, here's what i want to know.
I'm planning on using Google Places API in my iOS application. I don't
want to use Adsense. Can i still access the Google Places API for
free? How?
If i can't access the Google Places API for free, what are the costs
associated with using this service, and the available payment models?
I wasn't able to find any particular resources for this information.
Here's a specific scenario. What if my iOS application is free. The
free version uses Google Places API. But... my iOS application has
some additional features which are exposed using In-app Purchase (paid
features). The paid features do not use Google Places API. Is this
acceptable?
We opened up the Google Places API to all developers this week at Google I/O and simplified the Terms and authentication:
http://googlegeodevelopers.blogspot.com/2011/05/places-everybody-show-is-about-to-begin.html
You no longer need to sign your requests, but instead just use a key obtained using the Google APIs console. An AdSense ID is no longer required, but you will need to go though a credit card based identity check in order to upgrade from 1,000 to 100,000 request per day.
You can use the Places API in mobile apps that are free or sold online through a mobile app store such as the Apple App Store or Android Market. For fee desktop apps however will require a Maps API Premier license which will be offered once the Places API graduates from Google Code Labs.
For information on getting started, see the docs:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/places/
HTH,
Thor

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