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description: "The time zone entities contain time zone information, such as supported time zone, time zone code, localized time zone, storing information on how times are calculated."# 115-145 characters including spaces. This abstract displays in the search result.
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# Time zone entities
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The *time zone* entities can be used when you write code that works in multiple time zones. The following three read-only entities in Common Data Service contain time zone information:
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> The *time zone rule* entity is deprecated. The time conversion calculation is now provided by Microsoft Windows. Refer to this article for more information: [Microsoft policy in response to daylight saving time and time zone changes](https://support.microsoft.com/help/22803/daylight-saving-time).
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The *time zone* entities can be used when you write code that works in multiple time zones. The following two read-only entities in Common Data Service contain time zone information:
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- The *time zone definition entity* stores basic information about each supported time zone, including the time zone code and the standard time zone name.
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- The *time zone definition entity* stores basic information about each supported time zone, including the time zone code and the standard time zone name.
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- The *time zone localized name* entity stores the localized time zone names.
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The following table lists the messages that are related to time zones, but don’t refer to a specific entity.
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The following table lists the messages that are related to time zones, but don’t refer to a specific entity.
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|processInstanceId|String|Yes|The Id of the process instance to set as the active instance.|
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|callbackFunction|Function|No|A function to call when the operation is complete. This callback function is passed one of the following string values to indicate whether the operation succeeded:<br/>- **success**: The operation succeeded.<br/>- **invalid**: The processInstanceId isn’t valid or the process isn’t enabled.|
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> If you have existing configurations, please update them as soon as possible before September 30, 2018 so they include and match the IP addresses in this list for the regions where your Power Apps apps exist.
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To enable attachments from a particular form to be uploaded into Azure Storage, you must add a web resource to that form and you must[configure Azure Storage for your organization](enable-azure-storage.md).
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To enable attachments from a particular form to be uploaded into Azure Storage, you must add a web resource to that form, and [configure Azure Storage for your organization](enable-azure-storage.md).
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There are two processes that are required to upload attachments to Azure Storage: **Azure Blob Storage Url** and **AzureBlobStorageEnabled**.
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Several processes are required to upload attachments to Azure Storage that must be activated: **AzureBlobStorageEnabled**, **Azure Blob Storage Url** and **Generate Shared Access Signature**.
During migration, the processes may get deactivated. This may cause attachments to upload to Common Data Service instead of Azure Storage after you follow steps to add web resource. Ensure these two processes are activated to upload attachments to Azure Storage.
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