To delete a System Center 2012 Configuration Manager object, in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, call the SWbemObject object Delete method.
To delete a Configuration Manager object
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Set up a connection to the SMS Provider. For more information, see How to Connect to an SMS Provider in Configuration Manager by Using WMI.
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Using the SWbemServices object you obtain from step one, call the Get method and specify the class and key information for the object you want to delete. Get returns a SWbemObject that represents the object.
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Using the SWbemObject, call Delete to delete the object.
Example
The following VBScript code example deletes the package (SMS_Package) identified by its package identifier packageID.
For information about calling the sample code, see Calling Configuration Manager Code Snippets.
Visual Basic Script | Copy Code |
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Sub DeletePackage (connection, packageID) On Error Resume Next Dim package Set package = connection.Get("SMS_Package.PackageID='" & packageID & "'") If Err.Number<>0 Then Wscript.Echo "Couldn't get package " + packageID Exit Sub End If package.Delete_ WScript.Echo "Package deleted" If Err.Number<>0 Then Wscript.Echo "Couldn't delete " + packageID Exit Sub End If End Sub |
This example method has the following parameters:
Parameter | Type | Description |
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connection |
SWbemServices |
A valid connection to the SMS Provider. |
packageID |
String |
The package identifier. This is obtained from the SMS_Package class PackageID. |
See Also
Tasks
How to Call a Configuration Manager Object Class Method by Using WMIHow to Connect to an SMS Provider in Configuration Manager by Using WMI
How to Create a Configuration Manager Object by Using WMI
How to Modify a Configuration Manager Object by Using WMI
How to Perform an Asynchronous Configuration Manager Query by Using WMI
How to Perform a Synchronous Configuration Manager Query by Using WMI
How to Read a Configuration Manager Object by Using WMI
How to Read Lazy Properties by Using WMI
Concepts
Configuration Manager Objects OverviewHow to Use Configuration Manager Objects with WMI