Convert a logic from SQL statement to java

Hi.,
I m using jdeveloper 11.1.1.5
I had used one sql statement as gievn below
(SELECT max(decode(LENGTH(fy_year),4, fy_year + 1,6,SUBSTR(fy_year, 1, 4)+1||SUBSTR(SUBSTR(fy_year, 1, 4) + 2, 3, 2)))YEAR from fin_years)I need to use this logic in java
Could anyone pls help me

"wilhelm,"
I've seen some ridiculous questions in my life. This is one of them.
There are just so many things wrong here. So, so many.
SELECT statements get data from databases; they are not "logic."
Do you really expect us to parse your SQL and try to guess what it is supposed to do?
Do you really believe that when converting a Forms app to Java that you "convert" SQL statements to Java?
Do you really believe that going through your forms app and "converting" it to ADF is a sensible approach?
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