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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* 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 *time zone rule* entity stores information about how times are calculated.
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Note, *time zone rule* has been deprecated. We delegate the time conversion calculation to Windows. Refer to this article to know more - [Microsoft policy in response to daylight saving time and time zone changes](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/22803/daylight-saving-time)
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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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