DST TIMEZONE FOR DHAKA

Hi,
I need urgent help regarding DST for Dhaka.Microsoft has released a patch to update the TIMZONE.But it does not works with jre 1.6u5.There no mapping for this new windows timezone.
What I should do now????????????????

Check the JDK/JRE download page and you'll see some timezone information. This is the latest that Sun makes available. Check its documentation to see if it includes what you need.
BTW, your Java version is quite old and does not include timezone/DST changes made since it was released. That's what the TZ updater does for you.

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=======================
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=======================
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= Via SqlPlus 10.2.0.1.0
=======================
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Has anyone else encountered this problem and if so would they be able to point me in the direction of a resource describing and resolving it?
Thanks,
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Hey Robert,
Yes indeed we are paying for Oracle support? As far as I know I logged in through metalink in an effort to investigate this problem.
Our DBA upgraded from 10.2.0.4 to 10.2.0.1 and all the inconsistency went away thankfully.
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