SMS_CM_RES_COLL_CollectionID

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These WMI classes contain the members of a collection. CollectionID is the unique collection identifier assgined to the collection when it is created. The provider creates several default SMS_CM_RES_COLL_CollectionID classes at installation time whose collection identifier value begins with SMS. For example, SMS_CM_RES_COLL_SMS00004 contains All Windows NT Workstation Systems.

The following syntax is simplified from MOF code and includes all inherited properties.

Class SMS_CM_RES_COLL_CollectionID : SMS_CollectionMember
{
  string Domain;
  boolean IsAssigned;
  boolean IsClient;
  boolean IsDirect;
  string Name;
  uint32 ResourceID;
  uint32 ResourceType;
  string SiteCode;
  string SMSID;
};

Properties

  • Domain
    Data type: string
    Access type: Read-only

    Domain to which the resource belongs.

  • IsAssigned
    Data type: boolean
    Access type: Read-only

    Indicates whether the client is assigned to this site.

  • IsClient
    Data type: boolean
    Access type: Read-only

    Indicates whether the resource is an installed SMS client.

  • IsDirect
    Data type: boolean
    Access type: Read-only

    Value is TRUE if the client is a member through a direct rule (SMS_CollectionRuleDirect). Otherwise, the value is FALSE or NULL.

  • Name
    Data type: string
    Access type: Read-only

    Name of the resource.

  • ResourceID
    Data type: uint32
    Access type: Read-only
    Qualifiers: Key

    Unique, SMS-supplied identifier for this resource. A ResourceID value is not unique outside the site.

  • ResourceType
    Data type: uint32
    Access type: Read-only

    Type of resource such as system or user. For details, see SMS_ResourceMap.

  • SiteCode
    Data type: string
    Access type: Read-only

    Site code of the site that created the collection.

  • SMSID
    Data type: string
    Access type: Read-only

    SMS unique identifier (GUID) generated by the client. The IsClient property must be TRUE.

Remarks

You use the SMS_Collection methods to maintain the membership of your collection — you do not create, update, or delete member instances directly. This class is deleted for you if the collection is deleted.

See Also

Collection Classes, Managing Collections, SMS_Collection, SMS_CollectionMember