Well, the current date as a SAS date value (number of days after January 1, 1960) is returned by the DATE (or TODAY) function. By default, a date does not contain a time component. To convert a date to a Julian datetime value, you have to specify a time value in addition to the date. In the data step below I use 00:00:00 as the time value, but feel free to replace it by something else (up to 23:59:59).
data _null_;
t='00:00:00't;
jdt=round((date()*86400+t-'01JAN1970:0:0'dt)*1000);
put jdt= 14.;
run;
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