3.1.4.3.15 IWbemServices::DeleteInstanceAsync (Opnum 17)
The IWbemServices::DeleteInstanceAsync method is the asynchronous version of the IWbemServices::DeleteInstance method. The IWbemServices::DeleteInstanceAsync method deletes an instance of an existing class from the namespace that is pointed to by the IWbemServices interface that is used to call the method.
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HRESULT DeleteInstanceAsync( [in] const BSTR strObjectPath, [in] long lFlags, [in] IWbemContext* pCtx, [in] IWbemObjectSink* pResponseHandler );
strObjectPath: MUST be the CIM path to the class instance that the client wants to delete. This parameter MUST NOT be NULL. The CIM path MUST contain the class name and the value of the key properties.
lFlags: Flags that affect the behavior of the IWbemServices::DeleteInstanceAsync method. Flag behavior MUST be interpreted as specified in the following table.
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Value
Meaning
WBEM_FLAG_SEND_STATUS
0x00000080
If this bit is not set, the server MUST make one final IWbemObjectSink::SetStatus call on the interface pointer that is provided in the pResponseHandler parameter.
If this bit is set, the server MAY make intermediate IWbemObjectSink::SetStatus calls on the interface pointer prior to call completion.
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Any other DWORD value that does not match the preceding condition MUST be treated as invalid.
pCtx: MUST be a pointer to an IWbemContext interface, which contains additional information that the client wants to pass to the server. If pCtx is NULL, the parameter MUST be ignored.
pResponseHandler: MUST be a pointer to an IWbemObjectSink interface object that is implemented by the client of this method. This parameter MUST NOT be NULL.
Return Values: This method MUST return an HRESULT value that MUST indicate the status of the method call. The server MUST return WBEM_S_NO_ERROR (specified in section 2.2.11) to indicate the successful completion of the method.
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WBEM_S_NO_ERROR (0x00)
The following validation happens before asynchronous operation is started.
The security principal that makes the call MUST have WBEM_REMOTE_ENABLE and WBEM_ENABLE accesses to the namespace; otherwise, WBEM_E_ACCESS_DENIED MUST be returned.
The server SHOULD enforce a maximum length for the strObjectPath parameter and return WBEM_E_QUOTA_VIOLATION if the limit is exceeded.<45>
The method MUST fail if strObjectPath does not exist.
The requirements mentioned in the parameter definitions are also checked before an asynchronous operation is started.
If successful, the server MUST create a new entry in AsyncOperationTable as specified in section 3.1.1.1.3.
The following validation occurs asynchronously.
If the CIM instance being updated is dynamic, the security principal that makes the call MUST have WBEM_WRITE_PROVIDER access to the namespace; otherwise, WBEM_E_ACCESS_DENIED MUST be returned.
If the CIM instance being updated is static and if the CIM instance is of a class that has a WMI system class as one of the classes in the parent hierarchy, the security principal that makes the call MUST have WBEM_FULL_WRITE access to the namespace; otherwise, WBEM_E_ACCESS_DENIED MUST be returned.
If the CIM instance being updated is static and if the CIM instance is of a class that does not have a WMI system class as one of the classes in the parent hierarchy, the security principal that makes the call MUST have WBEM_PARTIAL_WRITE_REP access to the namespace; otherwise, WBEM_E_ACCESS_DENIED MUST be returned.
If the CIM instance being deleted is dynamic, the server MUST obtain SupportsDelete for the given provider in the ProviderTable. If SupportsDelete is FALSE, the server MUST return WBEM_E_PROVIDER_NOT_CAPABLE.
In response to an IWbemServices::DeleteInstanceAsync method, the server MUST evaluate the strObjectPath parameter (as specified in this section) and MUST delete the instance that is identified by strObjectPath from the current namespace. The method MUST fail if the following applies: if strObjectPath does not exist; if the method parameters or their combinations are not valid as specified in this section; or if the server is unable to execute the method.