When we started the conversion of SMS 2003 to SCCM 2012, I was really skeptical and dreaded to have to recreate all of the queries and collection limiting collections from scratch. The good news is that WQL has changed very little, if any, in the past 10 years. I have been able to directly copy the WQL code from SMS queries to SCCM queries with no changes needing to be made. The WMI classes, specifically SMS_ classes, are still named the same.
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