SSRS time zone is off on lync reports

On one of my east coast servers I changed it to the east coast time zone (it was on pacific since it was put in service) and now I get the red text on the reports page letting me know:
An error happened because the time zone of SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) is inconsistent with the time zone of the call detail recording (CDR) database (time zone of SSRS : Eastern Standard
Time, CDR database : Pacific Standard Time).
I have tried to right-click on and execute the stored procedure that supposedly fixes this for both the cdr and qoe DBs but when I do so it returns this:
Msg 547, Level 16, State 0, Procedure RtcClearTimeZoneInfo, Line 6
The DELETE statement conflicted with the REFERENCE constraint "FK_DaylightSavingYears_1". The conflict occurred in database "QoEMetrics", table "dbo.DaylightSavingYears", column
'TimeZone'.
The statement has been terminated.
(1 row(s) affected)
 The problem is not resolved...

got error about
DaylightSavingYears , when used LYNC
resolved with MICROSOFT TICKET with this workround :
There are two issues which prevent the successful execution of the stored procedure in Lync 2013.
There is now a foreign key constraint between the DaylightSavingYears table and the TimeZones table which prevents the TimeZones table from being cleared first.
There is now a trigger associated with the TimeZoneConfiguration table which requires there always be exactly one row in the table.
Resolution
To work around this issue the following SQL query can be run to perform the same action as the stored procedure.  It will execute the operation on both the LcsCDR and QoEMetrics tables.
USE [LcsCDR]
GO
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
declare @Status int
set @Status = 0
BEGIN TRANSACTION
    DELETE from DaylightSavingYears WITH (TABLOCKX)
    if (@@error <> 0) begin
        ROLLBACK TRANSACTION
    end
 DELETE from TimeZones WITH (TABLOCKX)
    if (@@error <> 0) begin
        ROLLBACK TRANSACTION
    end
 ALTER TABLE TimeZoneConfiguration DISABLE TRIGGER "TimeZoneConfigurationTrigger";
    DELETE from TimeZoneConfiguration WITH (TABLOCKX)
    if (@@error <> 0) begin
        ROLLBACK TRANSACTION
    end
 ALTER TABLE TimeZoneConfiguration ENABLE TRIGGER "TimeZoneConfigurationTrigger";
COMMIT TRANSACTION
exec @Status = RtcTruncateSummaryTables
SELECT @Status
USE [QoEMetrics]
GO
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
declare @Status int
set @Status = 0
BEGIN TRANSACTION
    DELETE from DaylightSavingYears WITH (TABLOCKX)
    if (@@error <> 0) begin
        ROLLBACK TRANSACTION
    end
 DELETE from TimeZones WITH (TABLOCKX)
    if (@@error <> 0) begin
        ROLLBACK TRANSACTION
    end
 ALTER TABLE TimeZoneConfiguration DISABLE TRIGGER "TimeZoneConfigurationTrigger";
    DELETE from TimeZoneConfiguration WITH (TABLOCKX)
    if (@@error <> 0) begin
        ROLLBACK TRANSACTION
    end
 ALTER TABLE TimeZoneConfiguration ENABLE TRIGGER "TimeZoneConfigurationTrigger";
COMMIT TRANSACTION
exec @Status = RtcTruncateSummaryTables
SELECT @Status
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