I've been using H2 for years (stayed on version h2-1.3.169 because of 
inconsistent behavior of the next 1.3.x versions)

Recently i've found a behavior that needed days of debug and is affecting 
VERY SENSIBLE information: *the DATE / TIME types behavior across timezones 
/ DST*?

I need a clarification, because i don't know what to do!

I have several cryptographic methods that are based on DATE and TIME 
fields, and they expect these fields to return the EXACT same value that 
was stored.

I give you and example: an INVOICE is stored in the database, with *DATE 
and TIME values that CANNOT change across timezones / DST...* Currently, 
this sensitive data is being adjusted accordingly the TIMEZONE / DST!!! 
This cannot happen!!!

I really need help understanding this situation.. *this does not occur with 
PostgreSQL or MySQL DATE and TIME types...*

How can i READ the DATE / TIME fields without timezone manipulation? This 
is very very important, because a document cannot be edited and worst, 
PRINTED! with different values!

Thanks a lot!

P.S. I'm using DataNucleus as a persistence layer.

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