Listing 2: Examples of How to Use the GetWmiProperty Function

' BEGIN CALLOUT A
' BEGIN COMMENT
' Code that retrieves the local machine's OS version.
' END COMMENT
WScript.Echo GetWmiProperty(".", "Win32_OperatingSystem", "BuildNumber")
' END CALLOUT A
 
' BEGIN CALLOUT B
' BEGIN COMMENT
' Code that retrieves PC01's service pack version.
' END COMMENT
WScript.Echo GetWmiProperty("PC01", "Win32_OperatingSystem", _
  "ServicePackMajorVersion")
' END CALLOUT B

' BEGIN CALLOUT C
' BEGIN COMMENT
' Code that retrieves the local machine's registered user and organization.
' END COMMENT
WScript.Echo GetWmiProperty(".", "Win32_OperatingSystem", "RegisteredUser")
WScript.Echo GetWmiProperty(".", "Win32_OperatingSystem", "Organization")
' END CALLOUT C

' BEGIN CALLOUT D
' BEGIN COMMENT
' Code that retrieves how much physical memory (in MB) is installed
' on the local machine.
' END COMMENT
WScript.Echo GetWmiProperty(".", "Win32_ComputerSystem", _
  "TotalPhysicalMemory")/1024/1024
' END CALLOUT D

' BEGIN CALLOUT E
' BEGIN COMMENT
' Code that retrieves the local machine's roles in the domain.
' END COMMENT
WScript.Echo GetWmiProperty(".", "Win32_ComputerSystem", "DomainRole")
' END CALLOUT E

' BEGIN CALLOUT F
' BEGIN COMMENT
' Code that retrieves the local machine's roles in the IT environment.
' END COMMENT
WScript.Echo Join(GetWmiProperty(".", "Win32_ComputerSystem", "Roles"))
' END CALLOUT F