Reputation: 57
I am able to use the following query successfully on WMI, but I am unable to make it more granular using the __genus
property.
Works: select * from meta_class where __class like "%win32%"
Works: select * from meta_class where __class like "%win32%" and __superclass like "%process%"
Does not work: select * from meta_class where __class like "%win32%" and __genus is 1
Does not work: select * from meta_class where __genus = 1
I'm working on a C# project where I've scavenged all namespaces on a remote node, and I'm working on all classes within that namespace. I have a workaround utilizing System.Management.ManagementClass
, but it is incredibly weird. Is there any way to query with the __genus
property? I'm able to use other properties, but __genus
seems like it doesn't work.
Thank you
Edit: Thanks megatron, totally skipped my mind to edit for code pieces
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1258
Reputation: 57
Upon further research, the __Genus
property should be available to query, however, due to the nature of a schema query, it seems to be purposefully excluded. Schema queries can only return class definitions, and not instances of a class. Class definitions always have __Genus
set to 1, thereby eliminating the need to test the __Genus
property of a class.
Upvotes: 1