Ruby on Rails

Greg Ma wrote in post #971151:
> ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid (Mysql::Error: Operand should contain 1
> column(s): SELECT * FROM `conversations` WHERE (conversations.started_by
> = 1 OR conversations.with = 1) AND (SELECT * FROM conversations c WHERE
> (c.started_by = 1 OR c.with = 1)) ORDER BY updated_at DESC)

Are you sure you really need :finder_sql? I didn't see anything here
that :condtions and :order couldn't handle.

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