EDM non-standard Profile Interval requirement

Dear all,
We have a requirement wherein Profile values are required to be recorded in the following intervals:
00:00
04:00
08:00
12:00
12:30
16:00
20:00
i.e. Profile values to be recorded in 4 hour intervals, with an exception to record reading at 12:30 hours also.
Is there a way to meet this requirement ?
With thanks & regards,
Vinodh

Have never had this requirement before, but think it should be possible to define this.
Go to SPRO -> SAP Utilities -> Tools -> System Modifications -> User-Defined Enhancements for Energy Data Management -> Interval Lengths -> Define Interval Lengths
Define a new interval with the equal flag not on as this is not the case. Then you would have to define your own function modules for selection and updating.
However in the documentation it says: 'Do not perform this activity without consulting SAP first. New interval length definitions impair system performance.'

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