Hi,
Outside MySQL, you should be able to use something like:
$notORM->log("id NOT", $notORM->log_error()->select("log_id"));
In MySQL, you can try something like:
$notORM->log()->where("log_error.log_id", null)
NotORM materializes subselects in MySQL as they are very slow otherwise.
But I can add an option to disable this. Please let me know.
Jakub
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