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Larry Melvin Lemons updated DERBY-7091:
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(was: Unfortunately it doesn't. How do you represent UTC times in the
timestamp columns? There is no daylight savings times in UTC, so there is a
2:00AM on 03/12/2017, so how do you enter 2017-03-12 02:00:00.000 for UTC?
Also the few locations that do not use Daylight Savings Time (US Arizona and US
Hawaii to name two) do have a 2:00AM on 03/12/2017, so how do you represent
2017-03-12 02:00:00.000 for those timezones? Changing it from 2:00AM, which
would be a valid time in those timezones does NOT represent the correct times.
It isn't 3:00AM there at that time, it is still 2:00AM, and when 3:00AM does
roll around it adds another 3:00AM.
>From what I understand the time is inserted without a timezone, so shouldn't
>it be able to represent ALL timezones, not just the ones that use Daylight
>Savings Times?)
> Times Inserted Incorrectly Around Daylight Savings Time Change in Spring
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> Key: DERBY-7091
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-7091
> Project: Derby
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 10.14.2.0
> Environment: Java 14.0.1
> Reporter: Larry Melvin Lemons
> Priority: Critical
> Attachments: Test.java, Timezone_Data_Inconsistencies.odt
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> When inserting date/times into the timestamp field around the daylight
> savings time change in the Spring, the times are inconsistent. I am in/use
> the New York EST/EDT timezone, but the data I am inserting is Standard time
> and not Daylight Savings Time
> All the times are correct up to 1:48AM, then when it inserts 2:00 AM the data
> in the database is 3:00AM. That could be alright if it kept switching the
> time to Daylight Savings Time, however going from inserting 2:48AM and
> getting 3:48AM in the database, when it inserts 3:00AM it shows 3:00AM in the
> database, not the expected 4:00AM. Then in the fall whatever is inserted in
> the database is what shows in the database around the daylight savings time
> switch to standard time. See the attached Open Document Text file for
> examples of what is actually inserted and what is showing in the database.
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