Hi Tyler,
EPSG:2292 was phased out in 90's (it is marked as 'depcrecated' and not
included in the current EPSG registry), and replaced by EPSG:2954. They
actually contain the exact same PROJ parameters; meaning that if your
local QGIS defaults to 2292 for a dataset you can safely proceed without
any worry.
Future QGIS versions (and other FOSS4G tools) leveraging an updated PROJ
db will likely solve this for you.
Now you might say 'but jeff I asked how to delete 2292...", well
honestly I would not recommend it (others may recommend this, but I do
not). However if you wish to proceed here is a possible way (proceed at
your own risk):
open Command Prompt
cd "C:\Program Files\QGIS 3.12\apps\qgis\resources"
sqlite3 srs.db
.tables
.schema tbl_srs
select * from tbl_srs where srid = 2292;
delete from tbl_srs where srid = 2292;
.quit
*restart QGIS
-jeff
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Jeff McKenna
MapServer Consulting and Training Services
https://gatewaygeomatics.com/
On 2020-03-26 3:33 p.m., Tyler Veinot wrote:
All;
For some reason my QGIS thinks all my data is in EPSG 2292 but Esri says
it is in EPSG 2954 2954 is the only ESPG we use but QGIS keeps
defaulting back to 2292, is there a way I can delete 2292 entirely?
Thanks;
Tyler
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