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Time stamp problem

I built a database driven ASPX application, and I uploaded to my ISP. Since
my ISP is located in west coast (I am in East coast EST), so there are 3
hours difference.

Now, my question is: what is the best way to handle this? do I have to
modify my code so that when it writes to the database, it writes the GMT
time? or should I keep it as it is, and re-calcualate the time back to EST
everytime it read a date?

because my database has time field, and in my ASPX code I have many code
related to the time too. Any suggestion is welcome. thanks..
Feb 7 '06 #1
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