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IWbemClassObject (wbemcli.h) |
Contains and manipulates both class definitions and class object instances. |
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wmi\iwbemclassobject.htm |
wmi |
a3ce37d7-5580-4b84-9119-78412c8e0d27 |
12/05/2018 |
IWbemClassObject, IWbemClassObject interface [Windows Management Instrumentation], IWbemClassObject interface [Windows Management Instrumentation],described, WbemClassObject, _hmm_iwbemclassobject, wbemcli/IWbemClassObject, wmi.iwbemclassobject |
wbemcli.h |
Wbemidl.h |
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Windows Vista |
Windows Server 2008 |
WbemCli.idl |
WbemUuid.lib |
CIMWin32.dll; Esscli.dll; Fastprox.dll; FrameDyn.dll; FrameDynOS.dll; Krnlprov.dll; Ncprov.dll; Wbemcore.dll; Wbemess.dll; Wmipiprt.dll |
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19H1 |
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The IWbemClassObject interface contains and manipulates both class definitions and class object instances.
The IWbemClassObject interface inherits from the IUnknown interface. IWbemClassObject also has these types of members:
Users and providers should never implement this interface. The implementation provided by WMI is the only one that is supported.
From the WMI client perspective, this interface is always in-process. Write (Put) operations only affect the local copy of the object, and read (Get) operations always retrieve values from the local copy. You can perform updates to WMI only when entire objects are read or written using methods on the IWbemServices interface. Examples of such updates are: IWbemServices::PutInstance or IWbemServices::PutClass.
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