Can't connect to MySQL Community Server 5.6 from CF11

I'm trying to connect to MySQL Community Server version 5.6 from Cold Fusion 11. If I choose the DataDirect driver, I get an error message stating that the driver does not support Community Server. So I choose the MySQL5 driver and I am able to verify the connection from the CF Admin page. However, whenever I try to run any queries using the verified datasource, I get a "500 - internal server error".
Is there an updated driver I can use? Does that driver support Community Server?

Have either of you turned on "Enable Robust Exception Handling" in CF Administrator so a more detailed error message can be viewed? If you are using IIS, have you set the Error Pages settings to show "Detailed errors" so it will pass through ColdFusion errors?
-Carl V.

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http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/php_macintosh.html)
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to set up PHP and MySQL and connect a MySQL database to dreamweaver
in Mac OS 10.4.8 and I kept getting:
"Can't connect to MySQL server through socket
'/var/mysql/mysql.sock' ERROR#: 2002".
After a lot of searching I came across
this
article which said that there was an error in the PHP and MySQL
connection or something.
Anyway all I had to do was type (in a TERMINAL window):
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The X-server should work, when I export DISPLY to a remote X-server.
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<init-param>^M
<servlet-name>uix</servlet-name>^M
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