Is 000001010000z a valid date time in Oracle?

Hi,
When working with Open LDAP connection from Oracle, I need to set and remove the value '000001010000z' for locking and unlocking the user account respectively. This is working fine. However, for some calculation, I need to convert this value as a date value which I couldn't do. Is this a valid date time in Oracle? If so how to convert it as a date value.
Oracle version: 10g R2
Thanks,
Natarajan

Thanks, Mithun for your answer. We have the same issue, as an user, we can lock an account using the special value, but unable to unlock using the same user. I have reported this to our LDAP administrator.
Regarding my question using this special value as a date value in oracle, though it is a valid date in the LDAP system, we cannot convert this as a date value in Oracle.
Natarajan

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