CreateCCRs Method in Class SMS_Collection
The CreateCCRs WMI class method, in Configuration Manager, generates client configuration requests (CCRs) for the computers in the collection.
The following syntax is simplified from Managed Object Format (MOF) code and defines the method.
Syntax
SInt32 CreateCCRs(
Boolean IncludeSubCollections,
Boolean PushOnlyAssignedClients,
SInt32 ClientType,
Boolean Forced,
Boolean ForceReinstall,
Boolean PushEvenIfDC,
Boolean InformationOnly
Boolean SpecifySiteCode,
String PushSiteCode)
);
Parameters
IncludeSubCollections
Data type: Boolean
Qualifiers: [in, optional]
true to include subcollections. This value defaults to false, if not specified.
PushOnlyAssignedClients
Data type: Boolean
Qualifiers: [in, optional]
This property is deprecated.
ClientType
This property is deprecated.
Forced
Data type: Boolean
Qualifiers: [in, optional]
true to force installation. This defaults to false, if not specified. This is used for force reinstallation, even if the client is already installed. If set to true, the operating system is ignored.
ForceReinstall
Data type: Boolean
Qualifiers: [in, optional]
true to force reinstallation. This defaults to false, if not specified.
PushEvenIfDC
Data type: Boolean
Qualifiers: [in, optional]
true to push installation on a domain component. This defaults to false, if not specified.
InformationOnly
Data type: Boolean
Qualifiers: [in, optional]
true if the CCRs are for information only. This parameter is only used to gather information from the client. This defaults to false, if not specified.
SpecifySiteCode
Data type: Boolean
Qualifiers: [in, optional]
SpecifySiteCode is used to control whether the PushSiteCode parameter is used. If SpecificySiteCode is set to true, PushSiteCode is used. If SpecificySiteCode isn't set to true, PushSiteCode won't be used.
PushSiteCode
Data type: Boolean
Qualifiers: [in, optional]
PushSiteCode defines which site initiates the actual push. The specified site pushes its client files to the client and do the actual installation.
Return Values
An SInt32 data type that is 0 to indicate success or non-zero to indicate failure.
For more information about handling returned errors, see About Configuration Manager Errors.
Requirements
Runtime Requirements
For more information, see Configuration Manager Server Runtime Requirements.
Development Requirements
For more information, see Configuration Manager Server Development Requirements.