ok, starting to get a tad frustrated. rails ActiveRecord::Base docs...
...show the basic use of the find method to be as so:
Person.find(1) # returns the object for ID = 1
...but when i do the exact same method call in my code, i get this error...
ArgumentError (wrong number of arguments (2 for 1))
this only started after i upgraded to 1.1.6.
what gives? any help appreciated, this basic method failing is doing a
great job of holding me up 
thanks in advance.
think i figgered it out...
"records - a table named records seemed to cause duplicate entries to be found by find"
my bad for naming a table Records in my jukebox app 
apologies for the spam.
post some more of your log so we can see where it’s failing exactly.
also, are you using any plugins that modify/extend ActiveRecord?
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ok, starting to get a tad frustrated. rails ActiveRecord::Base docs...
...show the basic use of the find method to be as so:
Person.find(1) # returns the object for ID = 1
...but when i do the exact same method call in my code, i get this error...
ArgumentError (wrong number of arguments (2 for 1))
this only started after i upgraded to 1.1.6.
what gives? any help appreciated, this basic method failing is doing a great job of holding me up
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