Nice! It seems we were already abusing the $access object in other parts of the codebase. return new RelationshipNormalizerValue($relationship_access, $normalizer_items, $cardinality, $link_context) $relationship_access = AccessResult::allowed()->addCacheableDependency($relationship) \Drupal\jsonapi\Normalizer\RelationshipItemNormalizer::normalize() \Drupal\jsonapi\Normalizer\EntityReferenceFieldNormalizer::normalize() Access to the targeted related resources will be checked separately. Therefore, we can safely construct an access result object here. cacheability of the access result is carried by the Relationship value If this is called, access to the Relationship field is allowed. +++ -200,14 +201,9 class RelationshipNormalizer extends NormalizerBase implements DenormalizerInter
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Now the MRI29xx directories will match and you can upgrade Access for Windows base code and service packs successfully.
Or, run selective setup ensuring the source directory is pointed to a source media that has the same version of Access for Windows that is installed on the client and that it has the same language on the source media you used when you received the Language version installed does not match language version your about to upgrade to message. If you have a mismatch, uninstall Access for Windows on the client and reinstall from the source media. The MRI29xx directory that is listed is the language(s) available to be installed.
The source media you are using will determine how to find out what language is installed. The data field will have MRI29xx listed which is the language that is currently installed. Find the SourceInstallMRI in the name field. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Sofware\IBM\Client Access \ CurrentVersion. You can also verify the language installed on the client by going to the following registry setting: If you installed another language, it will MRI29xx. If you installed English DBCS, it will be MRI2984. If you installed English SBCS, the MRI directory will be MRI2924. The default directory is C:\Program Files\IBM\Client Access. Go to the directory where you installed Access for Windows. To determine what language is installed, on the client bring up Windows Explorer. The message indicates that you must ensure the language for Access for Windows that is installed on the client must match the language that is on the source media you are using. The installation of the base code or service pack will fail. Language version installed does not match language version you're about to upgrade to. When upgrading IBM Access for Windows base code or service packs, you might get the following message: