Adding leading zeroes (PADDING in SQL Server)

Hi to everyone,
Is there a function to add leading zeros to int converted to varchar?
I have 5, need to get varchar(5) = 00005..
I hate to do like left('00000',5-len(Int))+cast(Int as varchar)
I know in Oracle there is PAD, what about SQL Server?
Thanks

There is nothing like PAD in SQLServer 2008, but SQLServer 2012 has  FORMAT ([fieldname], '00000').
For SQLServer 2008, I've found that something like this works...
 Right('00000'+ convert(varchar,[fieldname]),5)

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