No, he means adding it to the WKT itself. The extended WKT definition from the CRS transformation spec includes a place to put metadata about the objects in the WKT, such as what authority and number the object derives from. Frankly, the only place I have seen it used is in the WKT Martin's code creates when you instantiate a CRS from the epsg-hsql factory then write it out as WKT. :)

The OGC standard geometry_columns table actually includes two columns, AUTH_NAME and AUTH_SRID which are designed for holding this kind of thing in OGC standard spatial databases. So the internal database SRID might be "6", but the AUTH_NAME would be "EPSG" and the AUTH_SRID would be "26910" so you could actually figure out that the CRS originally derived from a particular EPSG CRS definition.

Fun fun.

P

On Feb 20, 2006, at 8:42 AM, David Zwiers wrote:

Don't know enough to provide the rest here ... but I think you meant adding the espg# and WKT to a properties file ... while this could be interpreted as inseting the WKT into the SRID metadata table in the Oracle instance.

Can you elaborate a bit here (I would ... but I'm not familiar with this portion of the code base).

Cheers,

David



The relationship between SRID and EPSG is rather tenious, you can place
a EPSG:# authority in your WKT definitions to complete the handshake.




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