Lots of people often ask me how to get the current time zone in SQL Server when I am working on Comprehensive Database Performance Health Check. Well, the answer is pretty straightforward and explained in this SQL in Sixty Seconds Video.
Before you watch this video, I have a simple question for you. How many different timezones labels does SQL Server 2019 support. Well, I have also included the answer to that question in this video as well along with the current time zone.
Here is the script used in this video:
Script used in the video
Script 1:
SELECT CURRENT_TIMEZONE();Script 2:
SELECT SYSDATETIMEOFFSET();Script 3:
SELECT *
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