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Oracle PL/SQL Tutorial » SQL Data Types » Timezone

10. 13. 2. Time Zone-Related Functions

Function	Description
CURRENT_DATE()	Returns the current date in the local time zone set for the database session.
DBTIMEZONE()	Returns the time zone for the database.
NEW_TIME(x, time_zone1, time_zone2)	Converts x from time_zone1 to time_zone2 and returns the new datetime.
SESSIONTIMEZONE()	Returns the time zone for the database session.
TZ_OFFSET(time_zone)	Returns the offset for time_zone in hours and minutes.

10. 13. Timezone
	10. 13. 1.	Understanding Time Zones
	10. 13. 2.	Time Zone-Related Functions
	10. 13. 3.	The Database Time Zone and Session Time Zone
	10. 13. 4.	Change timezone

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