RSREQDONE TimeStamp Problem

Dear friends,
I observed that in Table RSREQDONE the timestamp of fields (TUZEIT,UZEIT) is one hour behind from system time.
for e.g whenthe DTP load time in RSMO is 09:00 AM then the request load time in table RSREQDONE is 08:00 AM.
Can any SAP or OSS note solve this timestamp problem or time difference.
Thank you !!

Hi,
All the SAP backend tables will have timestamp in UTC/GMT time zone...i.e German time irrespective of your server time. This is SAP's Standard functionality
Thanks,
SB.

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