Date fields in JD Edwards World files are stored in the Julian format. Program X0028 converts these dates into the Gregorian format so they are easily recognized in World software applications. If you are performing date calculations in World Writer, you may be required to use the Julian date value. The Gregorian Calendar was first introduced in 1582 in some European countries. However, many countries used the Julian Calendar much longer. Turkey was the last country to officially switch from the Julian to the Gregorian calendar on January 1, 1927. (.) The Gregorian Calendar. Yea not very helpful. I don't want to make a Julian Calendar. I just want to on preceding load convert a few date/time Julian format to display date only in Gregorian format. Example Julian:. Example Output Required in Gregorian:.
Julian date is stored in YYYDDD format, for example 12/31/99 will be stored as 99365 and 01/01/2017 will be stored as 117001.
If you need to convert the date from YYYDDD to any conventional date format like dd/mm/yyyy in SQL use steps below.
Convert Julian Date To Gregorian Date
Convert to and from 6 Digit JDE Julian Date to Calendar Date and other formats online as well as in excel. CYYDDD format to DD/MM/YYYY format. JDE Julian Date Converter Online v1.2 Convert Julian Date to Calendar Date Enter JDE Julian. Calculating the Gregorian date for the beginning of Lent, 1315 according to the Julian calendar. I am a medieval historian writing about a man who left his home to fast in a cave in the mountains at the beginning of Lent (February 9).
The idea is to convert year and date portions separately and them add them together and use CONVERT function to get any date format that you require.
Here is a script that shows the conversion process step-by-step.
Lunar Calendar To Gregorian
Resulting output format is yyyy/mm/dd (format code 111). If you need any other output format, pick the appropriate format code from this documentation page – “CAST and CONVERT (Transact-SQL)”
Here is a sample output for this script:
This example demonstrates that conversion work properly for both leap and non-leap years. See that 53335 and 64336 are both properly converted to December 1 of corresponding year.
If script above is not enough, here is further explanation.
Step 00 – Take a raw Julian date from database: 71091.
Step 01 – 1900000 to it and grab left 4 characters: 1971.
Step 02 – From 1971091 take right 3 characters; convert to INT and subtract 1: 91 – 1 = 90.
Step 03 – Add 90 days to zero date (1/1/1900) to get to 4/1/1900
Step 04 – Concatenate year 1971 with date 4/1/1900 to arrive at 4/1/1971.
Step 05 – Complete conversion logic includes a check for *Zero date. In that case no conversion is needed and we will get *Blank.