Conversion of Hiredate to Julian date

Hi Gurus,
Need help in Conversion of hiredate of emp table to Julian date...
to_date('HIREDATE','YDDD')
Thanks

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Hi Gurus,
Need help in Conversion of hiredate of emp table to Julian date...
to_date('HIREDATE','YDDD')
ThanksIf you have a DATE column called hiredate, then you can use TO_CHAR to display it in the format you want, like this:
TO_CHAR (hiredate, 'YDDD')Notice that there are no quotes around the first argument.
Use TO_DATE if you are starting with a string and you want to produce a DATE. For example:
TO_DATE ('9320', 'YDDD')or, if you have a column called hiredate_text:
TO_DATE (hiredate_text, 'YDDD')Again, the first argument is not quoted, because it is a column name, not the literal value.
The Julian Date is (currently) a 7-digit number. If you use some other coding system for dates, it will only cause confusion if you call it "Julian".
There's already enough confusion between "Julian Date" and "Julian Calendar" (which Oracle uses for dates up to 1582).

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how to get the today's julian date in java?
hi can any one tell me how to get the todays julian date using Calender class or GregorianCalender class....
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thanks a lot....for intrest....
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The Julian date for 2006: JAN: 01:12:01:59 is 2453737.00138
245 represent the year digits for year 2006
3737 represent the date fir 1 Jan
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