Daylight Savings Caused all jobs to be scheduled 1 hr ahead

Hi All,
Do you all know if there is a fix or solution to change back all the jobs back to the original time and
how can I fix this bug in SAP Central - Redwood 704
Thanks,
Naren

Hi my friend
Please check
Note 1120177 - DayLight Saving not accounted during time zone conversion
Note 1001092 - Daylight Saving Time - Changes in 2007
Besides, there are some changes are OS/DB dependent, such AIX/HPUX/SPARC/ORACLE, you also need be be aware of.
Regards,

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I'm not sure why your appointments would have changed
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You have to remember that when put events into a calendar that the time is relative to GMT and your location. Put an event that is a 5:00P EDT and fly to California the time if the event will change to 2:00P PDT. The event is still occurring at the time you specified as it is still 5:00P on the east coast. If you have an event scheduled in California and you enter the event into your calendar while you are in New York you need to put the time for the event as when the event will occur in New York. Then when you arrive in California the time of the event will adjust.
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Daylight savings pushed all my appointments ahead 1 hour

I'm using iOS 8 on an iPhone 6. I dug deep into the system settings and could find no daylight savings settings to adjust. Have I missed one? Also note, this is only an issue on my iPhone. The times are still correct on my desktop calendar and on my icloud.com calendar. I have yet to check my iPad though. Any suggestions to correct the time. Thanks.

I'm not sure why your appointments would have changed
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You have to remember that when put events into a calendar that the time is relative to GMT and your location. Put an event that is a 5:00P EDT and fly to California the time if the event will change to 2:00P PDT. The event is still occurring at the time you specified as it is still 5:00P on the east coast. If you have an event scheduled in California and you enter the event into your calendar while you are in New York you need to put the time for the event as when the event will occur in New York. Then when you arrive in California the time of the event will adjust.
You can skip all this by turning on Time Zone Override and selecting the time zone you always want to use.
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Dear Valued Linksys Customer,
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The WRT54GS v6 supports daylight savings time already and complies with current daylight savings time law. All we have to do is to enable it. It can automatically adjust for daylight savings time once activated. That can be found at the bottom of the router's setup page.
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Thanks for the suggestion, but this doesn't effect the clocks in the Extras>Clocks as they are seemingly based off the time set on the iPod. i.e. if I set the time an hour ahead, the London clock is still out.
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