The sysdate() function returns the current date, from either the current computer or the server on which the data source the current computer is accessing resides.
sysdate({CURRENT_SERVER})
• CURRENT_SERVER – This keyword applies only when a SQL database type is used. It is a constant representing the server the current computer is connected to, regardless of what that server’s name is.
A date or datetime value
This function will return the system date of the current computer if the CURRENT_SERVER keyword isn’t used, or if the current computer isn’t connected to a data source.