CURRENT_DATE

Returns the current date according to the specified or default timezone.

Sample usage

CURRENT_DATE()
CURRENT_DATE("America/Los_Angeles")

Syntax

CURRENT_DATE([time_zone_name])

Parameters

time_zone_name - Optional. A text field or an expression that represents the time zone.

Time zone name

A time zone name is a tz identifier from the tz database.

For a less comprehensive but simpler reference, see the List of tz database time zones on Wikipedia.

Examples:

America/Los_Angeles
America/Argentina/Buenos_Aires
Etc/UTC
Pacific/Auckland

When you use a time zone name, a space is required between the name and the rest of the timestamp:

2014-09-27 12:30:00.45 America/Los_Angeles

Note that not all time zone names are interchangeable even if they report the same time during a given part of the year. For example, America/Los_Angeles reports the same time as UTC-7:00 during daylight saving time (DST), but it reports the same time as UTC-8:00 outside of DST.

If a time zone isn't specified, the default time zone value, UTC, is used.

If the time_zone_name parameter evaluates to NULL, this function returns NULL.

Return data type

Date

Examples

Example formula
`CURRENT_DATE()`
`CURRENT_DATE("America/Los_Angeles")`
`CURRENT_DATE("Asia/Tokyo")`

Notes

This function is not available for compatibility mode date types.