There are many definitions of "Julian Date." The following links should help.
Sybase function:
Here are some T-SQL queries that return various forms of the Julian date.
-- Julian in format yyddd
Declare @jd char(5)
Select @jd=
right(Convert(char(4), year(getdate())),2) +
right('00'+convert(varchar(3),datepart(dd,getdate())),3)
Print @jd
-- Julian date in format tttt.ddd
Declare @jd char(7)
Select @jd=
Convert(char(4), year(getdate())) + '.' +
right('00'+convert(varchar(3),datepart(dd,getdate())),3)
Print @jd
-- Julian date based on the number of days since noon, Universal Time on January 1, 4713 BCE. Jan 1, 1900 was Julian date 693596.
Select @jd=DATEDIFF(D,'1/1/1900',getdate())+693596
Print @jd Terry L. Broadbent
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