CimSession.EnumerateAssociatedInstances Method (String, CimInstance, String, String, String, String, CimOperationOptions)

 

Finds instances that are associated with the specific key instance.

Namespace:   Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure
Assembly:  Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure (in Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.dll)

Syntax

public IEnumerable<CimInstance> EnumerateAssociatedInstances(
    string namespaceName,
    CimInstance sourceInstance,
    string associationClassName,
    string resultClassName,
    string sourceRole,
    string resultRole,
    CimOperationOptions options
)

Parameters

  • namespaceName
    Type: System.String

    A null-terminated string that contains the optional namespace name to carry out the operation. If none is specified, the server will pick a default. The namespace cannot include a computer name. It can only be in the form of a namespace name separated by a slash mark character (/). For example, the following would be a valid namespaceName value: root/cimv2.

  • associationClassName
    Type: System.String

    A null-terminated string that contains the optional value that specifies to map the association by using only this association class. If this value is NULL, then any association class will be used.

  • resultClassName
    Type: System.String

    A null-terminated string that contains the optional values that restricts the result set to only this class. Specify NULL for no filtering.

  • sourceRole
    Type: System.String

    A null-terminated string that contains the property name in the association object that points to the key object.

  • resultRole
    Type: System.String

    A null-terminated string that contains the property name in the association object that points to the resultant class.

Return Value

Type: System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<CimInstance>

An IEnumerable<T> interface that can be used to enumerate the instances.

See Also

EnumerateAssociatedInstances Overload
CimSession Class
Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure Namespace

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