How to Set the Deletion Policy for a State Migration Point
Applies To: System Center Configuration Manager 2007, System Center Configuration Manager 2007 R2, System Center Configuration Manager 2007 R3, System Center Configuration Manager 2007 SP1, System Center Configuration Manager 2007 SP2
In Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007, you configure the state migration point deletion policy by updating the SMPStoreDeletionDelayTimeInMinutes and SMPStoreDeletionCycleTimeInMinutes embedded properties. The deletion policy defines when the state migration point should remove data marked for deletion.
Note
The Configuration Manager console displays the deletion delay time in days, whereas SMPStoreDeletionDelayTimeInMinutes and SMPStoreDeletionCycleTimeInMinutes are stored in minutes.
To set the deletion policy
Set up a connection to the SMS Provider. For more information, see About the SMS Provider in Configuration Manager.
Make a connection to the state migration point resources section of the site control file.
Get the embedded properties.
Update SMPStoreDeletionDelayTimeInMinutes and SMPStoreDeletionCycleTimeInMinutes.
Commit the changes to the site control file.
Example
The following example method sets the deletion policy for a state migration point. The example receives the number of days, converts the value to minutes, and updates the deletion policy accordingly.
For information about calling the sample code, see Calling Configuration Manager Code Snippets.
Sub SetDeletionPolicy(connection, _
context, _
siteCode, _
deletionPolicyDays)
' Load site control file and get SMS state migration point section.
connection.ExecMethod "SMS_SiteControlFile.Filetype=1,Sitecode=""" & siteCode & """", "Refresh", , , context
Query = "SELECT * FROM SMS_SCI_SysResUse " & _
"WHERE RoleName = 'SMS State Migration Point' " & _
"AND SiteCode = '" & siteCode & "'"
Set SCIComponentSet = connection.ExecQuery(Query, , , context)
' Convert days to minutes (1440 = 24 *60).
deletionDelayMinutes = deletionPolicyDays * 1440
deletionCycleMinutes = 1440
' Only one instance is returned from the query.
For Each SCIComponent In SCIComponentSet
' Display state migration point server name.
wscript.echo "SMS State Migration Point Server: " & SCIComponent.NetworkOSPath
' Loop through the array of embedded property instances.
For Each vProperty In SCIComponent.Props
' Setting: SMPStoreDeletionDelayTimeInMinutes
If vProperty.PropertyName = "SMPStoreDeletionDelayTimeInMinutes" Then
wscript.echo " "
wscript.echo vProperty.PropertyName
wscript.echo "Current value " & vProperty.Value
' Modify the value.
vProperty.Value = deletionDelayMinutes
wscript.echo "New value " & deletionDelayMinutes
End If
' Setting: SMPStoreDeletionCycleTimeInMinutes
If vProperty.PropertyName = "SMPStoreDeletionCycleTimeInMinutes" Then
wscript.echo " "
wscript.echo vProperty.PropertyName
wscript.echo "Current value " & vProperty.Value
' Modify the value.
vProperty.Value = deletionCycleMinutes
wscript.echo "New value " & deletionCycleMinutes
End If
Next
' Update the component in your copy of the site control file. Get the path
' to the updated object, which could be used later to retrieve the instance.
Set SCICompPath = SCIComponent.Put_( , context)
Next
' Commit the change to the actual site control file.
Set InParams = connection.Get("SMS_SiteControlFile").Methods_("CommitSCF").InParameters.SpawnInstance_
InParams.SiteCode = siteCode
connection.ExecMethod "SMS_SiteControlFile", "CommitSCF", InParams, , context
End Sub
public void SetDeletionPolicy(
WqlConnectionManager connection,
string server,
string siteCode,
int deletionPolicyDays)
{
try
{
// Get the state migration part of the site control file.
IResultObject ro = connection.GetInstance("SMS_SCI_SysResUse.FileType=2,ItemName='[\"Display=\\\\" +
server +
"\\\"]MSWNET:[\"SMS_SITE=" +
siteCode +
"\"]\\\\" +
server +
"\\,SMS State Migration Point',ItemType='System Resource Usage',SiteCode='" +
siteCode +
"'");
// Convert to minutes.
Dictionary<string, IResultObject> embeddedProperties = ro.EmbeddedProperties; // Get a copy
int deletionDelayMinutes = 0;
int deletionCycleMinutes = 0;
if (deletionPolicyDays > 0)
{
// Convert days to minutes (1440 = 24 *60).
deletionDelayMinutes = deletionPolicyDays * 1440;
deletionCycleMinutes = 1440;
}
// Update deletion policy.
embeddedProperties["SMPStoreDeletionDelayTimeInMinutes"]["Value"].IntegerValue = deletionDelayMinutes;
embeddedProperties["SMPStoreDeletionCycleTimeInMinutes"]["Value"].IntegerValue = deletionCycleMinutes;
ro.EmbeddedProperties = embeddedProperties;
// Commit changes.
ro.Put();
}
catch (SmsException e)
{
Console.WriteLine("Failed to set deletion policy: " + e.Message);
throw;
}
}
The example method has the following parameters:
Parameter |
Type |
Description |
connection |
|
A valid connection to the SMS Provider. |
context (VBScript) |
|
A valid context object. For more information, see How to Add a Configuration Manager Context Qualifier by Using WMI. |
server |
|
The Configuration Manager server that the state migration point is running on. |
siteCode |
|
The Configuration Manager site code. |
deletionPolicyDays |
|
Number of days before data deletion. |
Compiling the Code
The C# example has the following compilation requirements:
Namespaces
System
System.Collections.Generic
System.Text
Microsoft.ConfigurationManagement.ManagementProvider
Microsoft.ConfigurationManagement.ManagementProvider.WqlQueryEngine
Assembly
microsoft.configurationmanagement.managementprovider
adminui.wqlqueryengine
Robust Programming
For more information about error handling, see About Configuration Manager Errors.
Security
For more information about securing Configuration Manager applications, see About Securing Configuration Manager Applications.
See Also
Concepts
About Operating System Deployment Site Role Configuration
Configuration Manager Operating System Deployment
Configuration Manager Programming Fundamentals
Configuration Manager Site Control File
Operating System Deployment Site Role Configuration
How to Read and Write to the Configuration Manager Site Control File by Using Managed Code
How to Read and Write to the Configuration Manager Site Control File by Using WMI