Convert Seconds to Hours:Minutes:Seconds

If I have an integer holding the number of seconds, how can I convert it into a string/relavant format in the form Hours:Minuteseconds?
For example, 123 seconds should be 00:02:03.
If it is possible to do the above, then how can I seperate it into 00 Hours indicator, 02 Minutes indicator and 03 Seconds indicator?

Here are some alternative solutions, there are many more. (VI is LabVIEW 8.2)
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1. This select converts the days and seconds of each date into BIGINT datatypes to avoid the overflow error
2. This select uses a CROSS APPLY operator; in this case I chose CROSS APPLY to suggest the possibility of converting this select into an inline table function.
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declare @test table
( startDate datetime, endDate datetime)
insert into @test values
('6/1/9', getdate()),
('6/9/9 15:15', '6/10/9 19:25:27.122'),
('6/9/9 15:15', '6/10/9 13:25:27.122'),
('6/9/9', '6/10/9 00:00:01'),
('1/1/1760', '12/31/2999')
select
startDate,
endDate,
[Days],
[Hours],
[Minutes],
[Seconds]
from @test
cross apply
( select
    cast((endSecond - startSecond) / 86400 as integer) as [Days],
    cast(((endSecond - startSecond) % 86400) / 3600 as tinyint) as [Hours],
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from
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As shown with the arrows below, the RMAN backup log doesn't have Hour, Minute and Second information. It just has the date 14-OCT-13
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<snipped>
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