In the Oracle JDBC driver, what happens to the time zone when you write a Java date to a TIMESTAMP column?

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I've searched around, and surprisingly can't find an answer to this for Oracle JDBC. This closely related question has answers for PostgreSQL and MySQL.

Basically, if I have two application servers in two different time zones writing timestamps to one Oracle database, what will happen? Thanks.

Edit: I should add that it seems like the value that JDBC is sending to the database when I do queries is in my local time zone.

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