How to get System time during report generation?

Hi,
I am developing a template in which I am required to show data of current year only. Is there any method by which I can get system time(from which I will extract year) ?

Thanks,
I already have found it on page 260 of oracle bi publisher guide.
sysdate() <?xdofx:sysdate()?> SYSDATE returns the current date and time.
The datatype of the returned value is DATE.
The function requires no arguments.

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