You can use systimestamp instead:

Verkkofor timestamp with local time zone data, oracle database converts the datetime value from the database time zone to utc and converts.

Verkkocountries occasionally change their time zones, or alter the way they handle daylight saving time (dst).

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Verkkoyou can change the time zone for a specific sql session with the set time_zone clause of the alter session statement.

This function is daylight savings time aware.

Verkkocast(sysdate as timestamp with time zone) you don't need to do any conversion yourself though;

Alaskan_date := date_tz_convert (danish_date, 'europe/copenhagen', 'us/alaska');

Verkkoset time_zone clause, then oracle uses the time zone of the operating system of the server.

Verkkonew_time accepts only us timezones, this function accepts any timezone in your oracle installation (see v$timezone_names for list. ) usage example:

Verkko376 riviΓ€this tutorial shows you how to use the oracle tz_offset() function to get the time zone offset from utc of a time zone name

Verkkoset time_zone clause, then oracle uses the time zone of the operating system of the server.

Verkkonew_time accepts only us timezones, this function accepts any timezone in your oracle installation (see v$timezone_names for list. ) usage example:

Verkko376 riviΓ€this tutorial shows you how to use the oracle tz_offset() function to get the time zone offset from utc of a time zone name

From oracle 11gr2 onward, new time zone files are shipped.

Get the time at any given coordinate on earth, calculate time zone conversions.

If the operating system s time zone is not a valid.

If the operating system s time zone is not a valid.

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