FM TIMESTAMP_DURATION_ADD,  timezone value?

Hello all,
I found this function module and I'm attempting to use it.  It seems to be working but I'm getting unexpected results for the hour.  The time zone parameter has this default value 'UTC'.  Does anyone know what the the allowable values are and what they mean?  The function module seems to be five hours ahead of what I'm expecting.
Thanks
Bruce

Hi, unfortunately, I can't find this FM on my server. But I guess that the function is always return the time for UTC timezone.
you should do a convertion after you get the result from this FM.
code like this:
DATA:       D       TYPE D ,
            T       TYPE T .
L_TSTAMP is the timestamp you already got
CONVERT TIME STAMP L_TSTAMP TIME ZONE 'UTC   ' INTO
      DATE D TIME T.
CONVERT DATE D TIME T INTO
        TIME STAMP L_TSTAMP TIME ZONE TZTG.
the TZTG should be the timezone code from table TTZZ
you can choose a appropriate one from TTZZ.
E.G. 'UTC-8 '. Please aware it should be 6 length,
so you need to fill blank in the tail if necessary.
Hope it will be helpful
Thanks a lot

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