Job Object Provider

The Job Object provider is preinstalled starting with Windows XP, and provides access to data about named kernel job objects. The Job Object provider does not report unnamed kernel job objects. This provider resides in the root\cimv2 namespace and the __Win32Provider instance is "NamedJobObjectProv".

Windows 2000:  The Job Object provider is not available.

The Job Object provider cannot create or modify named job objects. CreateInstance and PutInstance are not supported for any classes that belong to this provider.

The Job Object provider is implemented through the following instances of __Win32Provider:

• "NamedJobObjectActgInfoProv"
• "NamedJobObjectEventProv"
• "NamedJobObjectLimitSettingProv"
• "NamedJobObjectProv"
• "NamedJobObjectSecLimitsettingProv"

The Job Object provider is an instance, method, and event provider that implements the standard IWbemProviderInit interface and the following IWbemServices methods:

• CreateInstanceEnumAsync
• ExecQueryAsync
• GetObjectAsync

The Job Object provider uses the following standard classes:

• Win32_NamedJobObject
• Win32_NamedJobObjectActgInfo
• Win32_NamedJobObjectLimitSetting
• Win32_NamedJobObjectSecLimitSetting

The Job Object provider supports the following classes:

• Win32_NamedJobObjectStatistics
• Win32_NamedJobObjectProcess
• Win32_NamedJobObjectLimit
• Win32_NamedJobObjectSecLimit

Related topics

WMI Providers

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Build date: 11/19/2012