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"""This code example gets all orders for a given advertiser. The statement
retrieves up to the maximum page size limit of 500. To create orders, run
create_orders.py. To determine which companies are advertisers, run
get_companies_by_statement.py."""

__author__ = 'api.shamjeff@gmail.com (Jeff Sham)'

# Locate the client library. If module was installed via "setup.py" script, then
# the following two lines are not needed.
import os
import sys
sys.path.insert(0, os.path.join('..', '..', '..', '..'))

# Import appropriate classes from the client library.
from adspygoogle import DfpClient


# Initialize client object.
client = DfpClient(path=os.path.join('..', '..', '..', '..'))

# Initialize appropriate service.
order_service = client.GetService('OrderService', version='v201302')

# Set id of the advertiser (company) to get orders for.
advertiser_id = 'INSERT_ADVERTISER_COMPANY_ID_HERE'

# Create statement object to get all orders for a given advertiser.
values = [{
    'key': 'advertiserId',
    'value': {
        'xsi_type': 'NumberValue',
        'value': advertiser_id
    }
}]
filter_statement = {'query': 'WHERE advertiserId = :advertiserId LIMIT 500',
                    'values': values}

# Get orders by statement.
response = order_service.GetOrdersByStatement(filter_statement)[0]
orders = []
if 'results' in response:
  orders = response['results']

# Display results.
for order in orders:
  print ('Order with id \'%s\' name \'%s\' was found.'
         % (order['id'], order['name']))

print
print 'Number of results found: %s' % len(orders)
