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Christopher Jolly 7b6ee168e2 Properly read and write UTC values for DateTimeOffset (#188 ) MS Access does not have a DateTimeOffset data type so the value should be converted to UTC and saved as a normal date/time This fixes 2 things Regression in 7.0 series where the DateTimeOffset was being written as Local time and not UTC. When reading the value and converting from a DateTime, the Offset value ended up being implicitly set to the systems local time zone offset. A DateTimeOffset from a UTC value should actually have an offset of 0. This has been wrong since the 2.2 series	2 years ago
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ace_2010_odbc_x86.txt	Revert the behaviour of DateTimeOffset to how it was in the 7.0 series (#184 )	2 years ago
ace_2010_oledb_x86.txt	Properly read and write UTC values for DateTimeOffset (#188 )	2 years ago

Christopher Jolly 7b6ee168e2

Properly read and write UTC values for DateTimeOffset (#188 )

MS Access does not have a DateTimeOffset data type so the value should be converted to UTC and saved as a normal date/time

This fixes 2 things

Regression in 7.0 series where the DateTimeOffset was being written as Local time and not UTC.
When reading the value and converting from a DateTime, the Offset value ended up being implicitly set to the systems local time zone offset. A DateTimeOffset from a UTC value should actually have an offset of 0. This has been wrong since the 2.2 series

ace_2010_odbc_x86.txt

Revert the behaviour of DateTimeOffset to how it was in the 7.0 series (#184 )

ace_2010_oledb_x86.txt

Properly read and write UTC values for DateTimeOffset (#188 )