EST GMT times

Please let me know the query to print the time that includes EST or GMT.
thanks,
Vinodh

SELECT * FROM v$version
SELECT TO_CHAR(systimestamp at TIME zone 'EST','dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss tzr') esttime,
TO_CHAR(systimestamp at TIME zone 'GMT','dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss tzr') gmttime
FROM dualI have shown an example of converting a systimestamp to EST and GMT...and showing them in a char format.
Is this what you want??
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