This sample illustrates use of SYSDATE and NOW functions.
The query retrieves all events that have occured already. Notice that functions NOW and SYSDATE do same things and you can use either.
select e1."Event_Name", e1."Event_Date", (sysdate) as "CurDate"
from "events" e1
where (e1."Event_Date" < now)
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