The GetAutoUpgradeConfigs Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) class method, in Configuration Manager, gets configurations for auto-upgrade settings.
The following syntax is simplified from Managed Object Format (MOF) code and defines the method.
SInt32 GetAutoUpgradeConfigs( String ClientVersion, Boolean IsProgramEnabled, UInt32 AdvertisementDuration, UInt32 ValidationInterval, UInt32 ValidationFailureInterval, Boolean AllowPrestage, Boolean AllowFallbackToContentSource, UInt32 DownloadOptionsInSlowNetwork, Boolean IsInitialized DateTime LastModifiedTime, String LastModifiedBy ); |
Parameters
- ClientVersion
- Data type: StringQualifiers: [out]The version of the client.
- IsProgramEnabled
- Data type: BooleanQualifiers: [out]true if the program is enabled.
- AdvertisementDuration
- Data type: UInt32Qualifiers: [out]Advertisement duration in days.
- ValidationInterval
- Data type: UInt32Qualifiers: [out]Validation interval in hours, if the previous validation is successful.
- ValidationFailureInterval
- Data type: UInt32Qualifiers: [out]Validation interval in hours, if the previous validation is failed.
- AllowPrestage
- Data type: BooleanQualifiers: [out]true if auto-upgrade package distributed to pre-stage distribution point is allowed.
- AllowFallbackToContentSource
- Data type: BooleanQualifiers: [out]true if fallback to content source is allowed.
- DownloadOptionInSlowNetwork
- Data type: UInt32Qualifiers: [out]Download options in
slow network. Possible values are:
0
Do not download.
1
Download from distribution point and run locally.
2
Run from distribution point.
- IsInitialized
- Data type: BooleanQualifiers: [out]true if auto-upgrade settings are initialized.
- LastModifiedTime
- Data type: DateTimeQualifiers: [out]Last modified time.This information applies only to System Center Configuration Manager SP1.
- LastModifiedBy
- Data type: StringQualifiers: [out]The name of the user that made the last modification.This information applies only to System Center Configuration Manager SP1.
Return Values
An SInt32 data type that is 0 to indicate success or non-zero to indicate failure.
For information about handling returned errors, see About Configuration Manager Errors.
Requirements
Runtime Requirements
For more information, see Configuration Manager Server Runtime Requirements.
Development Requirements
For more information, see Configuration Manager Server Development Requirements.