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CIM_SymbolicLink¶

Subclass of CIM_LogicalFile

This class is a special type of LogicalFile that represents a Symbolic Link. This convention is useful for some operating systems that want to represent a single file in multiple places or a single file that is represented via multiple names.

Key properties¶

FSCreationClassName
Name
CSName
CSCreationClassName
CreationClassName
FSName

Local properties¶

string TargetFile

The target file of the symbolic link.

Local methods¶

None

Inherited properties¶

boolean Executable
uint16 DetailedStatus
string[] StatusDescriptions
string InstanceID
string CSName
boolean Readable
uint16 HealthState
string Status
uint16 CommunicationStatus
string EncryptionMethod
datetime LastAccessed
string FSCreationClassName
string ElementName
string Description
uint64 InUseCount
datetime LastModified
string CompressionMethod
boolean Writeable
string Name
datetime InstallDate
string Caption
uint16 PrimaryStatus
string FSName
uint64 Generation
string CSCreationClassName
uint16[] OperationalStatus
uint16 OperatingStatus
uint64 FileSize
string CreationClassName
datetime CreationDate

Inherited methods¶

None


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