How to ensure consistent ST_Geometry SRIDs when importing feature classes to ArcSDE?

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When importing feature classes from other sources, how can I make sure the ST_Geometry SRIDs are consistent? I'm having trouble with certain database-level operations because the SRIDs between feature classes do not match, even though the projection and coordinate system are identical.

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