Thinking in SQL, you want to do this:

select * from customers left outer join addresses on
customers.address_id = addresses.id
  where addresses.id is null.

First thing that comes to mind here something like:
Customer.find(:all, :include => :address, :conditions => 'addresses.id
is null')

hope that helps,
-H

On Jan 11, 5:32 pm, Gabriele Tassoni <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hi,
> I have  a Customer model that has_many :addresses, is there a way (via
> named scope or any other method that's ... ehm ... model side) to
> obtain all the Customers that don't have any addresses at all (for
> which the associated array would be empty)?
>
> Thank you for the answer...
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