Ruby on Rails

Colin,

Thanks for the reply.  I have checked out the issuer.id and filer.id variables and they look rational---they point to actual records---when the exception is thrown.

I notice that the exception occurs at random points and seems to be independent of the data provided.

I have temporarily solved the problem by catching the exception, sleeping one second, and issuing a retry, which appears to help.

I recently updated ruby to 1.9.3 and rails to 3.2.8, so that may be the issue.

Other than that, I'm stumped.

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