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  ~
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  @pBoardDetailID int,
  @pSTATION_ID varchar (255),
  @pBATCH_SERIAL_NUMBER varchar (255),
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  ----------------------------------------- -------- ----------------------------
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  This isn't a Julian date. Julian dates are starting to 01-JAN-4713 BC. Oracle interpreter originally Julian as 01-JAN-4712 BC, probably having to do with non-existent year 0.

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