Re: Inconsistent WMI results using multiple asynchronous queries

From: "Brian" <brcampbe@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 11 Apr 2006 16:06:08 -0700

Gerry,

I think I found the problem. I looks like there were multiple
instances of the ExecQueryAsync response handler
(IWbemObjectSink::Indicate) that were attempting to update their
findings through a single function in the main thread. I threw a mutex
lock in the function in the main thread to serialize the updates and it
hasn't happened since...

Thanks for response...

Later,
Brian...

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References:
- Inconsistent WMI results using multiple asynchronous queries
  - From: Brian
- Re: Inconsistent WMI results using multiple asynchronous queries
  - From: Gerry Hickman

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