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Add Key Qualifier
Keywords: ObjectType Add See Key Qualifier Property WMI True @True 1 -1
Question:
I can set the "key" property qualifier on a new WMI field called "Account" in VBScript using "key", True:
oDataObject.Properties_("Account").Qualifiers_.add "key" , True
But I can't set the "key" qualifier in WinBatch :
oSWbemLocator = ObjectCreate("WbemScripting.SWbemLocator")
oSWbemServices = oSWbemLocator.ConnectServer("", "root\CIMV2")
oDataObject = oSWbemServices.Get
oDataObject.Path_.Class = "BSC_Custom"
oDataObject.Properties_.add ("Account" , 8)
oDataObject.Properties_("Account").Qualifiers_.add("Key","TRUE")
oDataObject.Put_
I tried "TRUE", True, @TRUE, -1, 1, etc., but I can't set the "Key" qualifier in WMI. I can add the "Account" property OK without setting it as the "key", I just have problems marking the property with the "Key" qualifier.
Any help is appreciated.
Answer:
Use ObjectType
oDataObject.Properties_("Account").Qualifiers_.add("Key",ObjectType("BOOL", @TRUE))
Article ID: W18464
Filename: Add Key Qualifier.txt
File Created: 2012:06:22:09:20:16
Last Updated: 2012:06:22:09:20:16