You can design a template which can be invoked periodically. The period attribute specifies that the provisioning template is to be executed every two hours. The form defined in the template accepts the following details :. The following snippet from the provisioning template helps you take backup of a file from a Network Element periodically. Write a Provisioning Template which executes a Configuration Task.
The Microsoft Office Upload Center lets you keep track of how uploads are progressing, and whether any files need your attention.
You have opened a file from a server, and the server goes offline. You can save the file, knowing that it will be uploaded when the server goes back online.
You've been working on files in an airport hotspot, and are about to board your flight. By checking the status in the Upload Center, you will be able to tell when the upload has completed and you can disconnect to board the plane. An error occurs during the upload. You are alerted immediately, so that you can fix the problem and resume the upload quickly.
The Office Upload Center is automatically installed as part of Microsoft Office starting with Office , and you can access it in a few ways, depending on your situation and the version of Windows you're using. Click the Upload Center icon in the notification area. This icon also displays the status of file uploads through the following notification area icons:. Indicates that the Upload Center contains files that are pending upload, because the server cannot be contacted.
These files will automatically upload when the server becomes available. Indicates that the Upload Center contains files that are pending upload, because uploads are paused. You can continue to upload these files by opening the Upload Center and selecting Resume Uploads. Indicates that the Upload Center contains files that have failed to upload.
You can resolve these upload failures by opening the Upload Center and selecting the resolve menu for each file in error.
The icon can also inform you of the status of file uploads by displaying notifications or if you hover your pointer over the Upload Center icon. When you open the Upload Center, the default screen shows you any files that are currently pending upload to the server. To see listings of the last 25 files that were uploaded, or all files currently in your cache, click the arrow for the drop-down menu and select which screen you want to see.
To upload all files that are pending upload in the Upload Center, click Upload All. To pause all uploads, click Pause Uploads. To resume all uploads click Resume Uploads. To make changes to notifications, and how the Office Document Cache is managed, click Settings. For more information, see Office Upload Center Settings.
To work with a specific file in the Upload Center, click Actions or Resolve adjacent to the file, and then select what you want to do from the menu. You can also select the file that you want to work with and access file actions through the Actions menu in the toolbar, and through the context menu for each file.
For a list of possible values, see the DataScope value set. Set the DownloadFileType element of the request to select either Csv or Tsv for the format of the download file. ZIP is the default if you did not specify CompressionType. Set the Entities element of the request to include your campaign, ad group, ad, and keyword entities. You may optionally include additional entities such as negative keywords and targets in the download.
For a list of entities that you may request, see the DownloadEntity value set. Set the LastSyncTimeInUTC element of the request to the time stamp of the previous download to request only those entities that have been updated or deleted since the last download. The download request returns an identifier that you pass to the GetBulkDownloadStatus operation. You call the GetBulkDownloadStatus operation in a loop until the download completes or fails.
The length of time that it takes the download to complete depends on a number of variables, such as the number of campaigns that you requested and the number of requests that are already in the queue. Because of these variables, the polling interval that you use may vary. You have two days to download the file from the time you submit the download request. If you have not successfully downloaded the file within this period, it is removed from the download site and you will need to call one of the download operations again.
Use the URL to copy the download file locally. The download file is compressed in zip format, so you must unzip the file to access the data. For information about the schema used for the download file, see Bulk File Schema. Please adhere to the best practices to ensure fair usage for yourself and all Microsoft Advertising clients. Whereas exact concurrent download and upload limits are subject to change, the number of pending requests that you have submitted is limited.
If you observe the BulkServiceNoMoreCallsPermittedForTheTimePeriod error, you can resubmit your request after waiting up to 15 minutes depending on the frequency and size of the requests that you submitted. Request only those bulk download entities that you require. Perform a full download one time only. Thereafter, perform delta downloads. The download file contains the time stamp of the download in the SyncTime column of the Account record.
There is no advantage to performing a full download every time and it decreases everyone's performance including yours.
Poll for downloads at reasonable intervals. You know your data better than anyone. If you download an account that is well less than one million keywords, consider polling at 15 to 20 second intervals. If the account contains about one million keywords, consider polling at one minute intervals after waiting five minutes.
For accounts with about four million keywords, consider polling at one minute intervals after waiting 10 minutes. Call the DownloadCampaignsByCampaignIds operation if the account contains more than four million keywords.
Calling the DownloadCampaignsByAccountIds operation with an account that contains more than four million keywords will fail. Calling the DownloadCampaignsByCampaignIds operation with an account that contains more than eight million keywords will fail.
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