Changing server time zone

Hi
We are planning to change server timezone,now itz running US-Time zone,and we are going to change it to IST( indian time zone ).
is there any effect on database,.
As ....instance is in archive log mode, after changing time zone need to take cold backup and archivelogs generated after that only can be used for recovery,...any other.....things we need to take kare of......
any suggestion will be helpful.
Regards

Hi
You can use Transaction STZAC to change the time zones in ABAP ..
Thanks
Prince Jose
PS: Points appreciated

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