HANA DB table holds time zones

Dear Experts,
I want to know if there any table to host time zones in HANA. we know TTZZ holds all time zones in ABAP.
I find HANA built-in functions utctolocal and localtoutc can verifies the time zone codes specified, that means there must exist one or more table to hold time zones data in HANA, right?
Regards,
Guoliang Zhou

Aaaaand there we go... another SAP colleague who just doesn't seem to be able to search the SAP internal communities before posting questions... :-(
Your answer would have been available in https://community.wdf.sap.corp/message/475074#475074 but hey, why not reposting, he?
Even better: the answer was already available also here on SCN!
Just read my blog post You got the time? ...
really: please do apply the "search first" rule!
- Lars

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***Start Quote
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