When Jane in the Amsterdam time zone selects 07/11/2020 for a non-localized attribute, what value is stored in the database?

When a non-localized attribute is selected, it does not adjust for time zones and is treated as a basic date without any associated time zone information. Therefore, when Jane in the Amsterdam time zone selects the date 07/11/2020, the system primarily records the date portion without any conversion to a specific time.

In this case, the stored value in the database reflects midnight of that date, which translates to 07/11/2020 12:00 AM. This indicates the start of the selected date. Non-localized attributes simply save the date entered without considering any local time zone context, making it straightforward to understand the stored value as an absolute point in time at the beginning of the day specified by the user.

The other values listed as potential answers include specific times that would only be relevant if there was a time element or conversion based on time zones. However, since the attribute is non-localized, it is appropriate to interpret the input solely as the date entered, resulting in the stored representation of midnight at the start of that date.