User.where('age > ?' age)
User.where(User.arel_table[:age].gt(age))
You can also use these methods.
User.where(User.arel_table[:name].matches("%#{name_likely}%"))
I hear that the gem named "Squeel" is very useful for this case.
User.where{age > target_age}
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Squeel does not seem to be actively maintained.
However, Sequel is another ActiveRecord alternative that gives you that block syntax and is actively maintained.
Sequel is powerful and after using it for the past two years, I think I prefer it to ActiveRecord.
It really makes it hard to do dumb stuff like N+1 queries on accident, but I think it takes a lot longer to understand than ActiveRecord.