* This replicates the interface of Views' default SQL backend to simplify
   * the Views integration of the Search API. If you are writing Search
   * API-specific Views code, you should better use the filter() or condition()
   * methods.

I can't see methods filter() or condition() anywhere in the module.

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#3 2733409-3--views_query_doc_cleanup.patch795 bytesdrunken monkey
#2 2733409-1.patch687 bytesrajeshwari10

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new 2733409-1.patch687 bytes

Adding patch.

Please Review.

Thanks!!

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new 2733409-3--views_query_doc_cleanup.patch795 bytes

Thanks for the patch, rajeshwari10!
However, the methdos aren't provided by the Views module – they are in the same class, but were renamed in #2044393: Changes in search query functionality. Patch attached.

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Committed. Thanks again!

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