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This is a great answer for the other question (WMI query using VBScript). But, I believe this line...<br />
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Set oServices = oLocator.ConnectServer(sMa<wbr />chine, &quot;root\cimv2&quot;, sUserName, sPassword)<br />
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should read...<br />
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Set oServices = oLocator.ConnectServer(sMa<wbr />chine, &quot;root\sms\site_&lt;site#&gt;&quot;, sUserName, sPassword)<br />

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This is a great answer for the other question (WMI query using VBScript). But, I believe this line...

Set oServices = oLocator.ConnectServer(sMachine, "root\cimv2", sUserName, sPassword)

should read...

Set oServices = oLocator.ConnectServer(sMachine, "root\sms\site_<site#>", sUserName, sPassword)


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What I am seeking here is help usig WMIC, the WMI console.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
JohnD
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What I am seeking here is help usig WMIC, the WMI console.

Thanks,
JohnD

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I have a WQL select statement and a target names space. Can you help me from the WMIC prompt correctly execute this statement?<br />
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namespace = root\sms\site_b02<br />
query &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; = Select * from SMS_ConfigurationItem<br />
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I apprecaite your assistance.<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
JohnD
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I have a WQL select statement and a target names space. Can you help me from the WMIC prompt correctly execute this statement?

namespace = root\sms\site_b02
query         = Select * from SMS_ConfigurationItem

I apprecaite your assistance.

Thanks,
JohnD

Uisng WMIC to do a WQL Select statement

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