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Comments Description Property Name
The model path of the SourceInstance.
The model path of the SourceInstance cre-
ated.
The exact format of this string is defined in
the DMTF CIM Architecture Specification
(DSP0004) Section 5.3 "Naming CIM
Objects."
Some CIMOM implementations provide a
function or paradigm for adding this string
property.
SourceInstanceMod-
elPath
The time and date of creation of the
Indication. The property may be set to
null if it cannot be determined.
The time the indication was generated by
the provider.
IndicationTime
An identifier for the Indication used for
correlated indications.
An identifier used for correlated Indica-
tions. Correlated indications tend to span
multiple providers, hence a mechanism
common to multiple providers should be
used to generate identifiers.
IndicationIdentifier
Class associations
Property To Association Name
N/A N/A N/A
CIM_InstDeletion
Class introduction
CIM_InstDeletion is a lifecycle indication. CIM_InstDeletion instances are generated by a provider to
inform the presence of a removed instance under the provider's management. To deliver an indication,
the provider needs to create an instance of the indication and leverage a CIMOM specific function
to deliver the indication to the CIMOM. The CIMOM will forward the indication to CIM clients.
CIM_InstDeletion instances are transient, meaning they only exist temporarily, and have meaning
only within the context of indication delivery. Indications have no keys, and they cannot be accessed
using any Intrinsic Instance functions. CIM_InstDeletion Instances can be correlated by an optional
IndicationIdentifier property.
Class keys/properties
Comments Description Property Name
A copy of the instance that
changed to generate the indication.
SourceInstance contains the current
values of the properties selected by
the Indication Filter's Query.
A string representation of the new instance
managed by the provider.
SourceInstance
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