EDM price profile upload process and Day light saving issue

we have a requirement to upload EDM price profile (with 60 min interval). Which are the function module or BAPI's are there to upload the price profile in EDM. Also which table holds this dat. I guess it is EPROFVAL60 and can be seen using transaction EEDM01.
Also, there is a scenario of DST (day light saving- US client) mean sometime there will be 23hrs value or sometime 25 value. How to handle this. I guess all this price value store in table EPROFVAL60 (hourly value) but the structure of this table can take 24 hrs value. Any suggestion on this.

In the profile header there is the field u201CTime Zoneu201D. There the specification of
Time Zone for EDM Objects is possible, e. g. where an installation is billed or profile data is displayed.
The configuration in IMG u2013 customizing leads to the transaction STZAC and STZBC.
This updates the tables: TTZD - Summer time rules or TTZDV - Summer time rules (variable dates)
Please watch the OSS notes frequently, since there are some updates lately.
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