Find Rails Models with Not Equal Condition

If you're looking to find Rails models with a not equal condition, you can use the `.where.not` method. This method allows you to chain conditions to your query, including not equal conditions.

For example, let's say you have a `User` model and you want to find all users that are not administrators. You can use the following code:

User.where.not(role: 'admin')

This will return all users where the `role` attribute is not equal to `'admin'`.

You can also chain multiple conditions using `.where.not`. For example, if you wanted to find all users that are not administrators and have an email that ends in `'@example.com'`, you can use the following code:

User.where.not(role: 'admin').where.not("email LIKE '%@example.com'")

This will return all users where the `role` attribute is not equal to `'admin'` and the email does not end in `'@example.com'`.

In summary, to find Rails models with a not equal condition, use the `.where.not` method and chain your conditions as needed.