You use the ADSI container object methods of the IIS Admin Objects to manipulate keys in the metabase. You create, delete, and move keys by creating, deleting, and moving IIS Admin Objects within container objects. You can also enumerate contained objects such as virtual directories or servers with container object methods.
These ADSI container object methods manipulate IIS Admin Objects and metabase keys:
| Method | Description |
| CopyHere | Copies an object into a container |
| Create | Creates a new object in a container |
| Delete | Deletes an object from a container |
| GetObject | Accesses an object in a container |
| MoveHere | Copies an object into a container and deletes the original object |
Note When one of the IIS Admin Objects is a container object, it still retains its own ADSI object properties and methods, as well as any IIS-specific methods and associated metabase properties.
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