How to convert bigint to datetime in Oracle

Hi, I'm using Oracle database for xmeta and iadb for Information Analyzer. Both in db2 and oracle the timestamp of Rule execution is stored only as bigint. Am able to convert bigint to datetime in db2 and not in Oracle.

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Thanx for help... But...
This examples are very usefull, but only converts a value in HEX to number.
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