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It really depends on what the applications running on your server are doing. If you have time-sensitive material hitting your database for information, you will have to adjust for the audience you are serving.
In my opinion, though, setting a database time to GMT is probably the best bet. At least that gives you a standard base to start from. When you know your data is based on Universal Time, then it makes it easier to add time zone shifts at your end-user point.
In my opinion, though, setting a database time to GMT is probably the best bet. At least that gives you a standard base to start from. When you know your data is based on Universal Time, then it makes it easier to add time zone shifts at your end-user point.

