Wrong Service time zone in Service rule: How to correct/modify it ?

I dont know why but even with all our hardware on timezone UTC+1 Paris, i'm having some of the EBS related generic services which were automaticaly setuped with wrong time zones (some UTC+0 and some UTC+2). I intended to correct it in the screen "Edit Service Level Rule" but the information is not updatable.
Is there someone who knows how and where is this information stored ? hw can i correct it ?
thanks in advance

Hi Hweeling,
You can remove the incorrect data from info-structure using transaction OLIX.
Then you can reload the data using transactions:
OLI7 : Sales Order
OLI8 : Delivery
OLI9 : Billing
Be very careful when you execute transaction OLIX, delete only the specific Sales Document data which you want to. Then also reload those specific Sales Document data.
Hope this helps ...if yes then pls reward liberally
Kind Regards
Sachin Bhonsle

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Welcome to the Apple Support Communities!
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