Not at a computer but I think you solved it. I had forgotten a
fact. The users table was written by a bunch of php/flash devs (no
insult) and they used no primary key. The table was used by a php api..
Now I want to use it with Rails (using social stream was just a red
herring)... I forgot id never existed. Stupid move on my part.
ok ading the id column to the table fixed the issue.. now onto the next
issue.. 401 instead of a redirect to oauth.. :-(
Thanks for the suggestions! Once again this group to the rescue.
