My dates are being stored in sql server.

Windows server region and timezone are correct, but when I see the date in database it's increased by 3 hours, I think it is comming from some server configuration that is overriding, but don't know where else to look.

When I send date from local project to production database, it saves correctly, but when I use production website it doesn't.

Where else should I check to solve this?

CodePudding user response：

It depends on the codebase running your production portal.

Use Datetime as utc and cater for it accordingly. Or add DatetimeOffset and calculate the difference when needed.

If you still have the luxury of refactoring, I advise you to take a little dive into the Dates and time handling, get a solid understanding of it, then code accordingly, so it doesn't fire back on you in later stages or usages.

CodePudding user response：

The problem was in some machines of the load balance, there are several machines created from an image, the original was right but the copies were not, if I tried many times to save the registry, then I happened to be redirected to the machine with the correct configuration and then the record was saved with the correct date.

I just asked devops to correct the settings on the other machines.