At some point I found the need to modify an SQL query generated by Views, in the end I overrode views_pre_execute and changed the query for that specific view.
This feels like an ugly hack to me and I wonder if there is a more elegant and maintainable way to do that. Ideal would be a way that would allow me to directly modify the query from the Views UI.
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