David, Sorry for the dumb question.
OrderItem was just an example. I thought you meant storing dates in the user locale in the database. Of course the answer is no. -- Daniel David E Jones escribió: > > Daniel, > > I'm sensing a question behind this question, but I'm not sure what it > is... > > What does OrderItem have to do with this? > > -David > > > Daniel Martínez wrote: >> Hi David, >> >> Do you mean that dates from i.e. OrderItem will be stored in the >> database under the user timezone? >> >> David E Jones escribió: >>> Right now I'd say we go ahead and default it to use the users time >>> zone, in other words interpret any user input as time in their own >>> time zone - or even change all date/time inputs to allow the user to >>> specify the time zone (which IMO would be a great enhancement) and >>> have it default to the user's preferred time zone. There are various >>> system time stamps that should be in the system's time zone, but for >>> the most part when a user enters data we can assume (and default to) >>> that they mean it in terms of their own time zone.
