DeleteMedia Service Operation - Campaign Management

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03/20/2023

Deletes the specified media from an account's media library.

Request Elements

The DeleteMediaRequest object defines the body and header elements of the service operation request. The elements must be in the same order as shown in the Request SOAP.

Note

Unless otherwise noted below, all request elements are required.

Request Body Elements

Element	Description	Data Type
AccountId	The identifier of the account that owns the media library.	long
MediaIds	A maximum of 100 media identifiers to delete from the account's media library. You cannot delete media that is associated or assigned to an ImageAdExtension or ResponsiveAd object. Otherwise this operation will return the 4024 CampaignServiceMediaIsAssociated error.	long array

Request Header Elements

Element	Description	Data Type
AuthenticationToken	The OAuth access token that represents the credentials of a user who has permissions to Microsoft Advertising accounts. For more information see Authentication with OAuth.	string
CustomerAccountId	The identifier of the ad account that owns or is associated with the entities in the request. This header element must have the same value as the AccountId body element when both are required. This element is required for most service operations, and as a best practice you should always set it. For more information see Get Your Account and Customer IDs.	string
CustomerId	The identifier of the manager account (customer) the user is accessing or operating from. A user can have access to multiple manager accounts. This element is required for most service operations, and as a best practice you should always set it. For more information see Get Your Account and Customer IDs.	string
DeveloperToken	The developer token used to access the Bing Ads API. For more information see Get a Developer Token.	string
Password	This element is reserved for internal use and will be removed from a future version of the API. You must use the AuthenticationToken element to set user credentials.	string
UserName	This element is reserved for internal use and will be removed from a future version of the API. You must use the AuthenticationToken element to set user credentials.	string

Response Elements

The DeleteMediaResponse object defines the body and header elements of the service operation response. The elements are returned in the same order as shown in the Response SOAP.

Response Body Elements

Element	Description	Data Type
PartialErrors	An array of BatchError objects that contain details for any media that were not successfully deleted. The list of errors corresponds directly to the list of media in the request. Items of the list may be returned as null. For each list index where media was successfully deleted, the corresponding error element will be null. Ideally all media are deleted successfully and all elements in this list are null.	BatchError array

Response Header Elements

Element	Description	Data Type
TrackingId	The identifier of the log entry that contains the details of the API call.	string

Request SOAP

This template was generated by a tool to show the order of the body and header elements for the SOAP request. For supported types that you can use with this service operation, see the Request Body Elements reference above.

<s:Envelope xmlns:i="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:s="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
  <s:Header xmlns="https://bingads.microsoft.com/CampaignManagement/v13">
    <Action mustUnderstand="1">DeleteMedia</Action>
    <AuthenticationToken i:nil="false">ValueHere</AuthenticationToken>
    <CustomerAccountId i:nil="false">ValueHere</CustomerAccountId>
    <CustomerId i:nil="false">ValueHere</CustomerId>
    <DeveloperToken i:nil="false">ValueHere</DeveloperToken>
  </s:Header>
  <s:Body>
    <DeleteMediaRequest xmlns="https://bingads.microsoft.com/CampaignManagement/v13">
      <AccountId>ValueHere</AccountId>
      <MediaIds i:nil="false" xmlns:a1="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/Arrays">
        <a1:long>ValueHere</a1:long>
      </MediaIds>
    </DeleteMediaRequest>
  </s:Body>
</s:Envelope>

Response SOAP

This template was generated by a tool to show the order of the body and header elements for the SOAP response.

<s:Envelope xmlns:s="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
  <s:Header xmlns="https://bingads.microsoft.com/CampaignManagement/v13">
    <TrackingId d3p1:nil="false" xmlns:d3p1="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">ValueHere</TrackingId>
  </s:Header>
  <s:Body>
    <DeleteMediaResponse xmlns="https://bingads.microsoft.com/CampaignManagement/v13">
      <PartialErrors d4p1:nil="false" xmlns:d4p1="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
        <BatchError d4p1:type="-- derived type specified here with the appropriate prefix --">
          <Code>ValueHere</Code>
          <Details d4p1:nil="false">ValueHere</Details>
          <ErrorCode d4p1:nil="false">ValueHere</ErrorCode>
          <FieldPath d4p1:nil="false">ValueHere</FieldPath>
          <ForwardCompatibilityMap xmlns:e92="http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/System.Collections.Generic" d4p1:nil="false">
            <e92:KeyValuePairOfstringstring>
              <e92:key d4p1:nil="false">ValueHere</e92:key>
              <e92:value d4p1:nil="false">ValueHere</e92:value>
            </e92:KeyValuePairOfstringstring>
          </ForwardCompatibilityMap>
          <Index>ValueHere</Index>
          <Message d4p1:nil="false">ValueHere</Message>
          <Type d4p1:nil="false">ValueHere</Type>
          <!--These fields are applicable if the derived type attribute is set to EditorialError-->
          <Appealable d4p1:nil="false">ValueHere</Appealable>
          <DisapprovedText d4p1:nil="false">ValueHere</DisapprovedText>
          <Location d4p1:nil="false">ValueHere</Location>
          <PublisherCountry d4p1:nil="false">ValueHere</PublisherCountry>
          <ReasonCode>ValueHere</ReasonCode>
        </BatchError>
      </PartialErrors>
    </DeleteMediaResponse>
  </s:Body>
</s:Envelope>

Code Syntax

The example syntax can be used with Bing Ads SDKs. See Bing Ads API Code Examples for more examples.

public async Task<DeleteMediaResponse> DeleteMediaAsync(
	long accountId,
	IList<long> mediaIds)
{
	var request = new DeleteMediaRequest
	{
		AccountId = accountId,
		MediaIds = mediaIds
	};

	return (await CampaignManagementService.CallAsync((s, r) => s.DeleteMediaAsync(r), request));
}

static DeleteMediaResponse deleteMedia(
	java.lang.Long accountId,
	ArrayOflong mediaIds) throws RemoteException, Exception
{
	DeleteMediaRequest request = new DeleteMediaRequest();

	request.setAccountId(accountId);
	request.setMediaIds(mediaIds);

	return CampaignManagementService.getService().deleteMedia(request);
}

static function DeleteMedia(
	$accountId,
	$mediaIds)
{

	$GLOBALS['Proxy'] = $GLOBALS['CampaignManagementProxy'];

	$request = new DeleteMediaRequest();

	$request->AccountId = $accountId;
	$request->MediaIds = $mediaIds;

	return $GLOBALS['CampaignManagementProxy']->GetService()->DeleteMedia($request);
}

response=campaignmanagement_service.DeleteMedia(
	AccountId=AccountId,
	MediaIds=MediaIds)

Requirements

Service: CampaignManagementService.svc v13
Namespace: https://bingads.microsoft.com/CampaignManagement/v13