No and I do not know how to do it myself.
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Yes, if the data is natively 3857 it should line up correctly.
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Thank you Jackie.
What about if the Oracle SRID is already in 3857. If I transform the
SRID4326 into SRID3857 at the data base level, then it should fall/overlay
correctly?
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Are you after merge/build instructions or someone with actual build
infrastructure to do this?
- Jackie
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Coordinate System Overrides is a slight misnomer.
What you're actually overriding is the declaration of what the coordinates
in OracleSrid4326 and OracleSrid8307 represent. You are not transforming
anything by changing the coordinate system here.
Coordinate System Overrides is you telling
