OK, the code below worked fine in 2.3.1 .. ======= user_ids=context.getUserNames() users=[] for i in user_ids: activity=context.UserSource.getItem(i).Active if activity==1: state='Active' else: state='Inactive' users.append([context.getItem(i).id,state,context.getItem(i).getFullName()]) return users ======= But now, in 2.3.2, it returns an AttributeError for __call__. I've been able to determine that context,UserSource.getItem(i) is returning i for some reason. IOW, if i is a username, call to getItem returns the username. now, of course, trying to get attributes from string is futile, but why is it now returning a string, as opposed to the object? Did I miss something? Bill -- Bill Anderson Linux Specialist Modular Network Storage R&D Random Redmond Quote: Portable: survives system reboot.