I'm running some WMI queries against a remote computer (from JavaScript/JScript, WMIC, a downloaded WMI query tool -- it makes no difference), to which I have adminstrator privileges.
The query is against the Win32_Directory class and it attempts to find all folders on the target server, called 'db', 'hooks', 'conf' or 'locks', but it is not returning all folders; it only gets about 150 of them.
The queries I have tried are:
SELECT drive, path, filename
FROM Win32_Directory
WHERE filename = 'db'
OR filename = 'conf'
OR filename = 'hooks'
OR filename = 'locks'
and:
SELECT drive, path, filename
FROM Win32_Directory
WHERE name LIKE '%\\db'
OR name LIKE '%\\conf'
OR name LIKE '%\\locks'
OR name LIKE '%\\hooks'
or, in WMIC (from the local machine):
wmic fsdir where (name like '%\\db' or name like '%\\conf' or name like '%\\hooks' or name like '%\\locks') get drive,path,name
I'm pret开发者_如何学Cty sure I've got my escaping sorted using \'
and \\
where appropriate for JScript, and I'm using a basic call to var wmiResults = wmi.ExecQuery(wql, 'WQL', 32);
to get the results set.
The equivalent batch command, run on the local machine returns far more results:
for /r %A in (db,conf,hooks,locks) do @if exist "%~A" echo %~A
It's like there's some sort of caching or paging going on, or an index needs rebuilding, but I don't know where to start to tell it to refresh its cache or retrieve all results.
Help!!
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