Does BOXI 3.1 supports Daylight Saving Time (DST)?

Hi ,
Can any one tell me whether BOXI 3.1 supports Day Light Saving (DST), in case of scheduling reports?
Thanks in Advance,
Raghuveer.

Hi Reddy,
you can contact your vendor regarding this information ....
You need to appy the Business Objects patch, you will need to apply the extended Daylight Saving Time (EDST) patches for your operating system and Java Virtual Machine and Application Servers in order for the Business Objects patches to take effect. Please contact your vendors for updated information.
Regards
KP

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