I found that the driver is sending something unrecognizable to my
current version of MySQL.
"SELECT * FROM lists WHERE (lists.`user_id` = 1 )  LIMIT 1"
should be
"SELECT * FROM lists WHERE (lists.user_id = 1 )  LIMIT 1"
I''m using
    *  [Instant Rails Manager] 1.4
    * [Ruby 1.8.5 (from the [HTTP://rubyinstaller.rubyforge.org/
One-Click Ruby Installer] 1.8.5-21)
    * [Ruby on Rails] 1.1.6
    * [Apache] 1.3.33
    * [MySQL] 4.1.9
    * [MySQL/Ruby] 2.7 (native driver)
    * [Mongrel] 0.3.13.3
    * [phpMyAdmin] 2.6.1
Anyone knows where and how can I modify the syntax?
Thanks for reading this.
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