Hi, I have a Z Class which itself is a base, let's name it ZBase for a number of other classes, say ZDerived1..ZDerivedN. Now I want to add another base class to ZBase, but I don't much fancy rebuilding ZDerived1..ZDerivedN, let alone recreating all instances of the ZDerived family. I found a few articles about this and they all sugest creating a new ZBase, but one with the same Class ID and the same Metatype. In order to avoid all interferance, I created the new ZBase class with the new derivation, added all methods to it, gave it the right Class ID and meta type and exported it to a ZBase.zexp file. Then I went back to the working version of my application with the old ZBase. I deleted the old ZBase, imported the new one and restarted. As luck would have it, things were still working great. Except that ever since, all changes to the new ZBase are ignored. If I change a method in ZBase and call that method using an instance of ZDerived1, I get unchanged results. Somewhere a copy of the old ZBase seems to lurk around. How can that be? I suspect that there are compiled versions of my python code in the ZODB and that for some reason the link to the source has been broken, so that the code is not recompiled or something similar. Any clue what I can do? Douwe