DIEnumWbemClassObject.Skip

[This is preliminary documentation and subject to change.]

Use the DIEnumWbemClassObject.Skip method to move the current cursor position ahead by a specified number of objects. This also affects subsequent calls to NextAsync, but it does not affect pending deliveries begun with NextAsync.

Skip(
  [in] lTimeOut As Long,
  [in] nCount As Long
) As Long

Parameters

lTimeout: Specifies the maximum time in milliseconds to wait for the Skip operation to succeed. If you use the value WBEM_INFINITE, this call will block until the operation is successful. If you use the value zero, the call immediately returns the value WBEM_NO_ERROR if the operation was a success or WBEM_S_FALSE. indicating that was a failure.
uCount: The number of objects to skip.

Return Values

WBEM_NO_ERROR	The call succeeded, and the cursor position has been updated.
WBEM_S_FALSE	The call failed, and the cursor position is at its original position before the call.

For more information on return values see Visual Basic error handeling and return values.