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Now another question is how to handle the first and last week of the year with this formating, with 01-Jan it must be inside the first week and with 31-Dec it must be 52nd week, is this possible with a combination of two formats?
with dates as (
    SELECT SYSDATE + 162 adate
      FROM dual
    UNION
    SELECT SYSDATE + 163
      FROM dual
    UNION
    SELECT SYSDATE + 164
      FROM dual
    UNION
    SELECT SYSDATE - 203
      FROM dual)
select trunc(adate) adate,
       to_char(adate,'ww') week_of_the_year,
       to_char(adate,'iw') iso_week_of_the_year,
       to_char(adate,'dy') day_of_the_week
  from dates
order by 1,2,3 ;
ADATE     WEEK_OF_THE_YEAR     ISO_WEEK_OF_THE_YEAR     DAY_OF_THE_WEEK
30-DEC-08     53     01     tue
30-DEC-09     52     53     wed
31-DEC-09     53     53     thu
01-JAN-10     01     53     fri

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