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WQL

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What is WQL?

WQL (WMI Query Language) is a query language used to retrieve information from the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) repository. It is similar to SQL and allows users to query and manage Windows systems by accessing system information, hardware settings, and software configurations. WQL is commonly used for system administration, monitoring, and scripting tasks.

What other technologies are related to WQL?

WQL Competitor Technologies

SQL is a much broader and more powerful query language for relational databases. While WQL is specific to WMI, SQL is for databases, presenting an alternative way to manage data.
mentioned alongside WQL in 0% (148) of relevant job posts

WQL Complementary Technologies

WQL is the query language used to retrieve information from WMI. Therefore, WMI and WQL are strongly linked.
mentioned alongside WQL in 2% (65) of relevant job posts
SCCM (now Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager) uses WQL queries extensively to manage and monitor systems.
mentioned alongside WQL in 0% (65) of relevant job posts
PowerShell can execute WQL queries through the Get-WmiObject cmdlet, making it complementary.
mentioned alongside WQL in 0% (132) of relevant job posts

Which organizations are mentioning WQL?

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