[postgis-users] load (custom) EPSG into QGIS from PostGIS

[Bo Victor Thomsen]

You might consider using a bit of python coding (Disclaimer: Never tried 
it myself) :

The QGIS python bindings  - in module "core", class 
"QgsCoordinateReferenceSystem" - has a function: "SaveAsUserCRS" , which 
accepts a proj4 string and returns a CRS id

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Med venlig hilsen / Kind regards

Bo Victor Thomsen

Den 20-11-2019 kl. 16:18 skrev Basques, Bob (CI-StPaul):
> I know, bad to cross post on more than one list. . . .
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> But . . .
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> Anyone ever tried to load a (custom) projection into QGIS from a PostGIS query?  I’m not even sure what that might look like from the QGIS side.  Just looking for ideas to automate this.
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> We use Postgres/PostGIS quite a bit and consequently our custom projection resides in the spatial_ref_sys table.  We’ve simply manually loaded with Copy/past into QGIS in the past, but was wondering if anyone has tried to pipeline this into a process.  It’s not a big problem to explain the copy/paste method, but it’s a bit harder to explain to non-gis centric folks what to do.
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> Just trying to make things easier related to handling our custom projection.
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> bobb
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