The Website Administration Tool and the CreateUserWizard -- and presumably
other controls -- do not record data to the database using system time. They
record data using Greenwich time.

Thus, if your web server's system is configured for GMT (-06:00) Central
Time the 2.0 controls will record all database entries 6 hours into the
future. This behavior has been confirmed by another developer who has a -2
hour offset.

I've looked for documentation high and low and I've posted to MSDN Product
Feedback with no official confirmation other than some Microsoft weasel
claiming this is "By Design" while providing no documentation regarding this
issue.

This is not sitting too well with me and if it is an issue that I simply
didn't know any better I sure do not appreciate being left hanging like an
ignoramous. AFIK database entries have by convention used system time when
new records are added to the database.

So is there some kind of pre-built Date and Time conversion class in the 2.0
framework or are we supposed to write our own New World Order Date and Time
classes?

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