Unfamiliar error when using UpdateAsync

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#1

In my custom admin command module script, I’m attempting to update a players data using their userid as the key and getting the userid from game:GetService("Players"):GetUserIdFromNameAsync(). It looks like this:

local player2userid
		local success,response

		success,response = pcall(function()
			player2userid = Players:GetUserIdFromNameAsync(target)
		end)

		if success then
			local getdata = module.PlayerDataBase(player2userid)
			if getdata ~= nil then
				local punishmenthistory = getdata["PunishmentHistory"]

				for i, punishment in pairs(punishmenthistory) do
					if punishment["PunishmentType"] == "pban" or punishment["PunishmentType"] == "tban" and 
						punishment["Active"] == true then

						DS:UpdateAsync(player2userid, function(getdata)
							getdata["PunishmentHistory"][i]["Active"] = false
							return true, tostring(Players:GetNameFromUserIdAsync(player2userid)).." was unbanned!"
						end)

However when I do that, It returns:

“513: Attribute userId Format is invalid”.

I’m sure 513 is some form of error code I can look up, but google doesn’t reveal anything useful.
Nobody seems to have talked about it on the forums either.

What am I missing?

#2

Correction, I am dumb, 513 is the line number, it is 12:18 AM EST, I have been coding for over 10 hours now. Please, let me go to bed.

#3

Are you able to print what you are giving to GetUserIdFromNameAsync?

#4

I’ve attempted to. It gives out the userid of the player I’m attempting to unban, and printing type(player2userid) says it’s a number

#5

Also I am unsure which line is erroring, can you send the line that is erroring? (Unsure which one is 513)

#6

Its the DS:UpdateAsync(player2userid, function(getdata) line

#7

This is because in the UpdateAsync, you do return true and then the data.

The format is meant to be the following:
return Data, UserIds, Metadata

Just get rid of the true part in the return and it should work fine.

#8

oh, god I knew I missed something simple.