There isn't a more 'Railsey' way that I've found, but you don't need to use find by SQL. You can just put the where clause in your conditions: :conditions => ['k.id NOT IN ( SELECT..... )' ]
Jason
Tony wrote:
There isn't a more 'Railsey' way that I've found, but you don't need to use find by SQL. You can just put the where clause in your conditions: :conditions => ['k.id NOT IN ( SELECT..... )' ]
Jason
Tony wrote: