BI Publisher Schedular:CSV output filename - attachment.out

Hi
is it possible to change the filename when bursting thru e-mail.
the file always shows up as attachment.out.
if it possible can you please tell me how it can be done.

Hi,
This is can be resolved by applying "patch-9026236"
Thank you.

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