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insert into tbl_datum_transform VALUES (8447,100020,4283,7844,9615, 'GDA94_GDA2020_conformal_and_distortion.gsb', null, null, null, null,null, null, 'Conformal + Distortion: includes regional distortion',null,1,0,2575); insert into tbl_datum_transform VALUES (8446,100021,4283,7844,9615, 'GDA94_GDA2020_conformal.gsb', null, null, null, null,null, null, 'Conformal: predominantly plate tectonic motion (~1.8m NNE)',null,1,0,2575); insert into tbl_datum_transform VALUES (1804,100022,4203,4283,9615, 'National_84_02_07_01.gsb', null, null, null, null,null, null, 'Full coverage two-way transformation file in those states that originally adopted AGD84 - West Australia, South Australia, Queensland',null,1,0,2576); insert into tbl_datum_transform VALUES (1803,100023,4202,4283,9615, 'A66_National_13_09_01.gsb', null, null, null, null,null, null, 'Full national coverage two-way transformation file',null,1,0,2575);
Updating the srs.db ------------------- The srs.db can be updated from the EPSG codes in the GDAL installation: 1) Install latest GDAL, be sure to configure with --with-python. 2) Set PATH and PYTHONDIR if installed GDAL in non-standard location. 3) Run 'scripts/qgis_srs.sh > new_srs.sql'. It may take a minute or two. 4) Run 'sqlite3 new_srs.db < new_srs.sql'.' 4) Run 'sqlite3 new_srs.db <postprocess_srs.sql' You can use sqlite3 to dump the contents from both srs.db and new_srs.db before you decide to commit. Magnus Homann 2009-08-19